Sentence examples for effectively refuted from inspiring English sources
Canseco's book started a congressional inquiry, and none of the book's more lurid allegations has been effectively refuted.
In an official inquiry here and in a subsequent libel trial he brought in New York, Mr. Sharon was seen to have effectively refuted charges that he knew of and condoned the Phalangists' attacks beforehand.
Justice David McCombs of the Superior Court of Ontario said that expert witnesses effectively refuted claims by Dr. Doodnaught's lawyers that the women were suffering from sexual hallucinations brought on by anesthesia drugs.
Dedrick et al. (2003) have found that "productivity paradox as first formulated has been effectively refuted".
At least Clinton effectively refuted the accusation that all her ideas are focus group tested to excess.
Bolton helped bring us the war in Iraq, insisting that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction long after that assertion was effectively refuted.
They will yet again argue that the statistics are wrong, the interpretation is too broad -- but they will not be able to effectively refute the science.
His subtle and unfussy reading of these intractable poems as the rhythmic development of theme and counter-theme effectively refutes the idea that they are just a ragbag.
The author effectively refutes the frequently heard view that the new Russian billionaires are similar in nature to the old American robber barons, dislikable and ruthless but essential in creating the bases for a vast economic expansion.
By providing a context for this work showing that it was shaped by varying mixes of social relations, cultural strategies, and political and aesthetic concerns At a Distance effectively refutes the widely accepted idea that networked art is technologically determined.
He effectively refutes the view of some historians that the United States Government was passive or neutral in the struggle between the two men by chronicling the political, moral, economic and military support provided to Batista.
