Sentence examples for impossible to refute from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the usual excuse — "I didn't knowingly take a banned substance" — can be almost impossible to refute.

Journalists are still routinely imprisoned without trial on charges so vague they are almost impossible to refute.

"Given our culture of equality of opportunity, these kinds of rights-based arguments are almost impossible to refute," Professor Karabel said.

Campaign strategists know that last-minute charges and attacks are impossible to refute and that there is no time for such assaults to spur any backlash.

Vague accusations of corruption are impossible to refute, but it seems more likely that these three judges, sitting ringside, simply noticed more of Bradley's punches, and fewer of Pacquiao's.

In Mr. Schickel's argument, "pretentious" functions, like "boring" elsewhere, as an accusation that it is almost impossible to refute, since it is a subjective hunch masquerading as a description.

The Financial Times (which belongs to Pearson, part-owner of this newspaper) reported an impossible-to-refute account that Zhou Yongkang, a member of the elite Politburo standing committee, had been privately stripped of his powers for lobbying too forcefully on behalf of Mr Bo.

It seems impossible to conclusively refute that in the future elasticity is > 1, in the case of radically new technology that is a closer substitute for labor.

One of them, a sophisticated measure called a carbon isotope ratio test, will be difficult, if not impossible, for Landis to refute.

In many cases, the technicians used up all available evidence, making it impossible for defense experts to refute or verify their results.

We illustrate this by describing a very simple tool whose objectives are to refute impossible phylogenetic relationships, highlighting disagreements and inconsistencies about a priori possible clades, not exclusively their consistency.