Sentence examples for easily falsified from inspiring English sources

But European Commission officials say the affidavits are easily falsified.

Distance-learning students rarely show up on any campus, so their identities can be easily falsified.

Darwinism is easily falsified, and it has survived every possible test.

But the hours, recorded in handwritten logbooks, are easily falsified, and outstanding violations are often ignored.

All nations should agree to international standards for bills of lading -- at the moment easily falsified -- and the marking of weapons.

But the hours, recorded in a handwritten logbook, are easily falsified, and even outstanding violations are often ignored: World Wide Travel, the operator whose bus crashed in the Bronx, had been cited several times by regulators for problems with its logs.

In a country with limited child protection, and where documents can easily be falsified, international adoption can flourish, according to Freda Luzinda, a lawyer who heads an advocacy group called A Child's Voice.

This result is not proof of the Red Queen, but the data could easily have falsified the hypothesis.

But those could easily be falsified.

Meanwhile, the lies that come from Trump directly are very different; rather than saying underhanded things about the way an action or policy will work like other presidents including Barack Obama President Trump's statements can easily be falsified within minutes.

Since interference effects in the emotional Stroop cannot easily be falsified [ 53], this simple behavioral task could provide a useful assessment tool.