Sentence examples for contradicted because from inspiring English sources

Burck figured that Libby assumed his account would never be contradicted, because prosecutors could not force reporters to violate vows of confidentiality to their sources.

In particular, the standard formulation of the principle of conservation of mass: 'Particle World lines do not have beginning or end points and mass is constant along a World line' (Earman 1986) is not contradicted, because none of the World lines of particles Pi, P*i genuinely has an end point.

The story pretty obviously ignores the third and fourth films entirely, since the continuity is directly based on the first two films alone and elements of the other two are completely ignored and contradicted because they didn't fit into the history described in the original Cameron films.

But in another study this was contradicted because the self-etching cement did better than the adhesive cement [ 39].

These two relations are contradicting, because the first describes "decrease" while the second points opposite.

The random killing and maiming enraged him, not only because it contradicted his ideal but also because it struck him as the worst conceivable way to fight this war.

Mr. Poole, of McLean, Va., told the committee that Article 9 contradicted modern reality because Japan already had one of the world's largest militaries, though it is called the Self-Defense Forces.

However, they clearly contradicted the second, because a substantial majority (∼67%) of genes common to both transcriptomes changed expression in opposite directions with CORT and aging.

However, a recent finding in UK contradicted these studies because despite the prescription of sulfonamides being drastically reduced and even almost abolished the resistance to these antimicrobials by E. coli remained high [ 21].

This suggests that the dogs were drawn to the modified urine not because it contradicted some sense of self, but simply because it was unfamiliar.

This secret agreement, made halfway through the first world war and with Russian approval, has drawn so much criticism because it ignored the interests of the region and because it contradicted promises made to local leaders.