Sentence examples for could be refuted from inspiring English sources

So now, if the prosecution argues that the rape occurred during the fourth visit, Mr. Tacopina said it could be refuted by that prior testimony.

He compared the rhetoric in the advertisement to Trump's strategy of stating a few facts and asking leading questions without clearly stating any accusations that could be refuted.

Despite the latest result, said Autiero, the observed faster-than-light anomaly in the neutrinos' speed from Cern to Gran Sasso needed further scrutiny and independent tests before it could be refuted or confirmed definitively.

Further, Mr. Leavitt said the government's contention that tracking nonfederal workers was too difficult could be refuted -- at least in the case of Mormon missionaries, about whom the church keeps detailed records, which have been filed with the court to support Utah's claim.

The presumption that covered illnesses were caused by working at Hanford could be refuted by other evidence, under the provisions of the bill.

As Raters A and C commented, this was partly due to the fact that the cross-examination speeches often failed to make any clear points that could be refuted.

The observed sequence variation between these three samples is consistent with this proposed genealogy (Fig. 3c), and accordingly, their genealogical claim could not be refuted.

George often used to conclude conversations by saying, "It's all interesting," which I did for a while, too, after he died, because I was confident that it was a cool thing to say, something that couldn't be refuted, and because it was a means of evoking him.

It could not be refuted by experiment because it functioned as a definition of "free fall".

On this interpretation, game theory could not be refuted by any empirical observations, since it is not an empirical theory in the first place.

Second, N inherits all known large cardinals that exist in V. Thus, in contrast to the inner models that have been developed thus far, an inner model at the level of a supercompact would provide one with an axiom that could not be refuted by stronger large cardinal assumptions.