Sentence examples for contradict the claim from inspiring English sources
Researchers from the University of Wales college of medicine, Cardiff, say their findings contradict the claim that children are more adaptable to adversity.
Lowell W. Paxson, the chairman and chief executive of Paxson Communications, said in an statement: "The terms at the heart of this dispute are clear and unambiguous and contradict the claim NBC has filed.
Interestingly, comments by the NSB task force subtly contradict the claim that broader impacts and intellectual merit are held in equal esteem.
Common experience seems to contradict the claim that if one knows what is good he will do it; there seem to be obvious instances where someone does what she, in some sense, knows is not good.
The emails with Petraeus also appear to contradict the claim by Clinton's campaign that she used a private BlackBerry email account for her first two months at the department before setting up her clintonemail.com account in March 2009.
There are differences in priorities, though the wedding and anniversary photos from black friends appearing on Facebook contradict the claim by blogger Jasmyne Cannick that marriage is a white gay concern.
The list of contradictory ABCs is extensive, for example blaming global warming on the sun, ocean cycles, CFCs, galactic cosmic rays, and volcanoes, all of which contradict the claims that the planet isn't warming or that it's cooling.
But Palestinians said they saw no change at the major choke points blocking their travel between cities and into Israel, and events in disputed East Jerusalem seemed to contradict the claims of loosening of travel restrictions.
This appears to contradict the claims of Ed Davey, the Lib Dem energy secretary, who told parliament: "As a result of our changes, we believe that more ECO measures will help more households".
