Sentence examples for it has been refuted from inspiring English sources

The key thing about how the conservative movement handles debate is that it never gives up an argument, no matter how often and how thoroughly it has been refuted.

Many in the public still believe in Sarah Palin's "death squad" claim, no matter how many times it has been refuted.

There is no evidence to support Trump's claim and it has been refuted by the FBI and even allies of the president.

In spite of the above-mentioned advantages with IV T4, it has been refuted by other investigators that oral administration of L-T4 is associated with variable but quick clinical response, even in patients with myxoedema ileus [ 11- 13].

This putative law, sometimes called the Blackett effect, was never generally accepted, and by the 1950s even Blackett felt it had been refuted., pp. 39 43 In the 1960s, it was proposed that white dwarfs might have magnetic fields because of conservation of total surface magnetic flux during the evolution of a non-degenerate star to a white dwarf.

Look, this is one of the most thoroughly researched topics out there, and every piece of the government-did-it thesis has been refuted; see Mike Konczal for a summary.

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.

It's a claim that has been refuted by dozens of historians, military figures, and eyewitnesses including Australian explorer Ernest Giles, who documented several skirmishes with Indigenous guerrilla outfits during his travels.

This has been refuted by the government, arguing that it was just one of many options put forward by the New Policy Institute in its submission to the review of local authority funding.

If it is seen as a hypothesis -- something that can be precisely rejected and then abandoned forever -- it can be the cause of some impatience that this hasn't occurred when the basic TOL hypothesis has been refuted.

It involves the spleen [ 20] and the splenic nerves [ 14], but the proposal [ 15] that it is mediated by a direct synaptic connection from the vagus to the splenic nerves (which are sympathetic) has been refuted [ 21].