Sentence examples for contradicting analysis from inspiring English sources
It maintained that recent weakness in wages would be temporary, contradicting analysis by the Resolution Foundation that forecasts a rise in median wages of just 1% over the next four to five years.
Leanne Minshull, Climate and Energy Campaigner at Greenpeace International, said Murdoch's comment contradicts scientific analysis, government analysis, public opinion and physical reality, with the Reef losing more than half of its coral cover in 40 years.
Therein is the book's resounding note of pessimism: rather than contradicting the analysis of "Bye Bye Labour", Corbyn's spectacular rise might confirm it.
While constructive analysis does not formally contradict classical analysis, and may in fact be regarded as a subtheory of the latter, a number of intuitionistically plausible principles have been proposed for the theory of choice sequences which render intuitionistic analysis divergent from its classical counterpart.
But trade flows seem to contradict that analysis.
At first blush, this gap seems to contradict the analysis by Ms. Toh and Mr. Leonardelli.
The case of Anthony Graves, a man who spent 12 years on death row (as a result of "egregious prosecutorial misconduct") before being declared innocent last year, contradicts this analysis.
Yet, it does not present the highest water contact angle in air/oil and often showed excellent wetting behavior by oil (in air/water) such that filtration results contradict this analysis.
Still, the study appears on the surface to contradict another analysis of the school lunch program changes that attracted an overwhelming amount of media attention last year. .
This result contradicts the analysis of Schram [ 8], in which Gorgonophontes was sister group to Daidal Schram, 2007 + Unipeltata sensu lato.
After the final transcript had been coded the transcripts were re read to search for evidence that contradicted the analysis and to ensure that the final set of themes represented the data accurately.
