Sentence examples for later fabrication from inspiring English sources

Later authors refer to other laws of Draco, which may be genuine; but the constitution ascribed to Draco in chapter 4 of the Constitution of Athens by Aristotle is certainly a later fabrication.

Some scholars argue that this is not a genuine fragment of Speusippus but rather a later fabrication (see Zhmud 2012a, 424-425 and for a response Dillon 2014, 251).

Most modern scholars follow Lemerle, who dismisses this as yet another later fabrication.

Historian Greg Dening records a story, unmentioned in Heywood's letter, that at the height of the Cape Horn storms Bligh had punished Heywood for some minor wrongdoing by ordering him to climb the mast and to "stay there beyond the point of all endurance"; this, Dening concedes, was possibly a later fabrication to discredit Bligh.

Later fabrications were both more sophisticated and more outlandish, populating drawing rooms and battlegrounds with people who had never been there.

Later concerns over fabrication of evidence led to convictions gained against three men being overturned on appeal in 1991.

After extensive literature study, it was observed that researchers adopt either powder metallurgy or molten metal stir casting technique, mostly the later one, for fabrication of ceramic-reinforced aluminium matrix composites, which may be due to the economical viability of this method.

VPL, her line of clothing and accessories, started as a collection of underwear, and several years later undergarments and their fabrication and construction still figure prominently in her creative conscience.

In order to control the fabrication and later, function of an amperometric biosensor to its largest extent, the development of the so-called "reagentless biosensors" is of increasing importance.

"One is to understand Céline's milieu — here we have a guy who was trying to pass on 'The Protocols of the Elders of Zion' to the French" — a reference to the 19th-century anti-Semitic tract, later exposed as a fabrication, that was embraced by Hitler.

The charge, which she said was "100percentt a fabrication," was later dismissed.