Sentence examples for have been refuted by from inspiring English sources

These claims have been refuted by DrugScience.

Reports of the said meeting and alleged discussions are a complete fabrication and have been refuted by the presidency.

Meanwhile, a "flying squad" of testers were sent Rift Valley in Kenya amid claims that doping was rife among some of the distance runners who train there, which have been refuted by the country's athletics federation.

Both criticisms have been refuted by the corporation itself, and far from crowding out private investment, it has actually spurred it, attracting "A$2.90 from private funds for every A$1 it has invested in projects".

Needless to say, these figures have been refuted by the SNP, which is still riding high in the polls - and is now being tipped to hold power with Labour after the Holyrood elections.

Claims that Jack Whitehall is under pressure to stand down as presenter of a prize at the National Television Awards following complaints about his performance on a recent Channel 4 panel show have been refuted by TV bosses today.

In recent times the idea has gained currency that Marxism has been "refuted by history".

The chancellor replies by attacking Balls' plan to raise the rate to 50p, saying it's anti-business and has been refuted by the IFS already.

He added the statements against Rennard were false and had been refuted by those present or close to the alleged events.

That has been refuted by the former Republican presidential nominee John McCain, who criticised the US intervention so far had been "very, very ineffective, to say the least".

The myth that federal student aid drives up college tuition has been refuted by empirical evidence and by the real-world actions of colleges and universities.