Sentence examples for easier to falsify from inspiring English sources

Evidence is easier to falsify, medical knowledge is easy to source.

But he denied claims by some political workers that the delay would make it easier to falsify results.

BNFL executives said workers felt the work was boring and a crew on the night shift had apparently found it easier to falsify the numbers.

The organization also said it was concerned about large numbers of early and absentee votes, which it said were easier to falsify, as well as the use of government resources to support the incumbent president.

It is relatively easy to falsify the address from which a query was sent.

Since Modest Physical CTT is restricted by epistemologically relevant criteria, it doesn't raise the worries associated with Bold Physical CTT — namely, that it's too easy to falsify and irrelevant to the notion of computability that motivates CTT.

It is all too easy to falsify, under the influence of explanatory models misappropriated from science, the many and varied kinds of things that happen when, aesthetically speaking, everything seems to click or fall into place.

"It is very easy to falsify a claim like 'Every HSR system in the world collects revenues that cover their cost," said Bent Flyvbjerg, a University of Oxford business professor and one of the world's leading experts on bullet trains.

An article by Victoria Collier in the November issue of Harper's Magazine documents how easy it is to falsify vote results when we vote electronically.

Even in the US it's easy for drivers to falsify them.

"It was too easy for corrupt employees to falsify documents".