Sentence examples for it's disproved from inspiring English sources

Make sure the lawyer you hire is willing to look into the facts of the case and will believe in your friend and trust your friend's story until it's disproved.

Has it been disproved in favour of the multiregional model, as some have claimed?

If there was any doubt about the role of fear in education, it was disproved immediately.

Even if his theory proves wrong, the process by which it is disproved will have moved the marker of our understanding a little farther toward enlightenment.

And more data are being crunched all the time, so it should not be long before the result is either confirmed or disproved.If it is disproved there will, after all the brouhaha, no doubt be a period of chagrin.

Then after everyone scorned this and it was disproved by the news organisations which had received the warnings the Real IRA announced a "suspension of military operations" during "consultations over our future direction"—ie, a ceasefire.

It is disproved in a big way on Sunday when CBS offers "Gleason," because while Brad Garrett's impersonation of Jackie Gleason is top notch, this made-for-television movie creates a portrait of the famous comedian that is as unflattering as it can be.

A key underlying principle of realism is that researchers cannot have certain knowledge of the world or objectivity, but that all knowledge is partial and fallible, and therefore theory generated from a realist perspective is only as good as it is until it is disproved.

A student might have a particularly brilliant idea but if it is disproved by the material, the idea is worthless.

The old theory that these acids sterilize the urine by acidifying it has been disproved: It turns out that even after a person chugs several liters of cranberry juice cocktail in one sitting, the urine does not become acidic enough to slow bacterial growth.

Not only has it not been proved, it has been disproved, and we need to get on with that drilling".