Sentence examples for does not refute that from inspiring English sources

Failure to find the cause the theory asserts to be there will in general not require the rejection of the theory: the claim is an existence claim, and a failure to find something asserted to exist does not refute that claim; perhaps one has not looked hard enough.

Recent scholarship, which has delved into the social implications of rape and dishonor in 17th-century Rome as well as into a closer reading of the trial documents, does not refute that Artemisia was raped by Tassi.

Thus, although our data does not refute that p and y specification is stochastic across large parts of the retina, it does provide further evidence that the stochastic p to y switch could be modulated regionally, as shown previously [ 18].

The lack of a pattern in this study does not refute that relationship but does suggest that the socioeconomic patterning of diabetes, considered among many as a so-called "disease of affluence" in developing countries, is as much in transition as China's urban environment (7, 11).

But although the limited genetic data gathered thus far do not refute that idea completely, they do cast doubt.

This recommendation -- from a group that directly influences national policy -- did not refute that mammography before age 50 can save lives -- everyone knows it can, and has.

Judge Pohl didn't refute that legal standard, but sounded skeptical that he should decide the issue now.

But officials from the DOC didn't refute that Kosilek would benefit from a sex change, and DOC doctors confirmed that such a treatment would be necessary.

Significantly, the ministry do not refute that they may have significant material hitherto not given to the family.

The company did not refute that it uses psychological incentives, but instead focused its response on a claim in the April 2 article that "faster pickup times for riders require a greater percentage to be idling unpaid".

The original Stanton order summarized: "Defendants do not refute that the "login ID is an anonymous pseudonym that users create for themselves when they sign up with YouTube" which without more "cannot identify specific individuals"." So Viacom didn't abandon any of their data rights, but they sure went out of their way to suggest they did.