Sentence examples for rebutted arguments from inspiring English sources

Mr Corbyn rebutted arguments from internal opponents who argue they are simply following current party policy to support Trident renewal.

This complicates, clearly, and frustrates everyone because suddenly you have the potential to have two tender offers... .. Arcelor's advisers insisted, however, that the proposed buyback raised no legal or regulatory issues and rebutted arguments that it would raise its debt to unsustainable levels.

He rebuts arguments in bar-room manner.

And yet he has tried to rebut arguments that his own success meant that the country had graduated beyond race.

After all, for those of us who supported the war, rebutting arguments about weapons of mass destruction has become reflexive.

The New England Journal of Medicine published several articles Wednesday supporting the federal effort and rebutting arguments raised by critics.

A large portion of marks are awarded for rebutting arguments, so this failure was of real consequence to me.

The Chinese media, meanwhile, operates as a buffer during these visits, ready to airbrush or explain away inharmonious remarks and rebut arguments.

Downing Street refused to send out Conservative cabinet ministers to rebut arguments made by prominent Tory Leavers live on air, because they insisted that "blue on blue" arguments would turn the national debate into a Westminster soap opera.

The studies also contend that the big airlines exploit their dominance of many major metropolitan airports to charge high fares, rebutting arguments by the airlines and some academics that such premiums have been overstated.

In his weekly radio address, Mr. Clinton sought to rebut arguments by the Republican ticket that slowing growth and the possibility of a recession make the time ripe for the big tax cut they have proposed.