Sentence examples for firmly refuted from inspiring English sources
The view of international finance - that its interests should come first - was firmly refuted.
If Egnor had bothered to look just a little into Denton's book and its current standing, he would have learned that the arguments in it have long since been firmly refuted by scientists.
And it is hard to think of a policy more firmly refuted by events than the policy of the embargo which is supposed to weaken one of the, it turns out, most durable dictators in the world.
The resolution firmly refutes this, unequivocally condemning any medicalization.
Houellebecq firmly refutes any suggestion that he was responsible for the script.
"To err is human, but to accuse me of evil intentions, of conniving with corruption is a charge I firmly refute," he said.
However, I firmly refute your claim that the Organisation of American States was "absurdly maximalist" at the start of the crisis by "refusing talks" to overcome the emergency.Immediately after the coup in June the OAS acted swiftly and clearly, calling for the restoration of democratic order.
Charlotte Ventham, for Surrey Police, told Mr Travers: "I cannot let it pass without comment that Surrey Police are somehow guilty of some sort of cover up of documents which you require to conduct your inquest or that we are urging upon this court some sort of unlawful procedure with regard to PII. "Both of these serious allegations are very firmly rebutted and refuted".
In other words, while the question whether topologies represent visual primitives can presently neither be firmly confirmed nor refuted, there are strong indications that visual processing adheres to nonlinear dynamical principles, and thus lends itself naturally for an interpretation within the present framework.
Although 40% of people report having a food allergy, in fact only 1-5% do, and allergists commonly report spending most of their consultations refuting firmly held beliefs that have no scientific foundation.
