Sentence examples for contradict either from inspiring English sources

The gross features of economic history do not contradict either hypothesis.

But there is nothing to contradict either the prosecutor's emphasis that Mr. Obama is free and clear of the statehouse mess, or Mr. Blagojevich's tape-recorded gripe that the Obama team was "not willing to give me anything except appreciation".

Although our data suggest that alternations in this genre are frequent, this finding does not contradict either the sublanguage hypothesis itself, or Friedman et al.'s claim that scientific abstracts in this domain fit the sublanguage model.

Thus, our analysis does not confirm the repression of kni by Hb inferred from Figure 4(a) (but does not contradict it either).

The patient symptoms were consistent with a diagnosis of current delusional disorder, for which she started on a low dose of Quetiapine (50 mg) with no significant improvement in psychiatric symptoms: she was very worried and anxious, and she rapidly became irritable when she was contradicted by either her husband or her doctors.

It will either contradict, reinforce, or have no effect upon the already established patterns.

Now clearly (4) and (7) contradict one another: either children are right-holders or they are not.

The alleged problem then is that it is "an elementary logical point that a more informative theory cannot be more likely to be true [and thus] attempts to describe inductive or evidential support through features that require information (such as 'Inference to the Best Explanation') must either contradict themselves or equivocate" (van Fraassen 1989, 192).

If, for example, the upper limit is grossly over-estimated, the evidence from other sensors will either contradict this maximum, or it will support that the cell power is much greater than the threshold P t h r e s h, which is all the information that is required for aiding the spectrum manager.

A view that looks to contradict it, either directly or by implication, is ipso facto rejected, however plausible it may otherwise seem".

Yet, based on the recent elaboration of this theory (Dehaene and Changeux 2011), our result might not contradict it either since the activity we report was localized in a specific region and did not span large portions of the frontal lobe, as is the case for many conscious experiences (Dehaene and Changeux 2011).