Sentence examples for data contradicts from inspiring English sources

The authorities' own data contradicts their public rhetoric.

She also scotches the hoary myth that the satellite data contradicts the ground data.

When scientists point out that the data contradicts the claim, climate change deniers sometimes resort to conspiracy theories.

The London data contradicts a number of recent house price surveys, which show a cooling in the capital's property market.

American Internet companies can hardly claim that releasing user data contradicts our principles, if they're doing it here.

Officials with Boehringer Ingelheim, which makes Micardis, disputed the findings in a statement, saying that the company's "comprehensive internal safety data analysis of primary data contradicts the conclusions about an increased risk of potential malignancies".

Buscha said that he had given some thought as to why the data contradicted popular belief.

In effect, Galileo had said that if hard data contradicted doctrine, then doctrine must be reinterpreted.

The right hates science because the data contradict (in the case of homosexuality) Leviticus; the left because the data contradict the liberal lie that we're environment-created, not hard-wired in any way.

At a micro level, individual pieces of data contradict each other.

Plus, these pay data contradict the unit cost data used by the MPC in the second chart.