Sentence examples for rebutted at from inspiring English sources

That's an argument that can be -- and has been -- thoughtfully rebutted at length.

Statistical evidence alone, even when based on well-conducted studies, can be rebutted at trial using contradictory scientific theories and data.

Opponents variously disparage this as meaningless fluff or a veiled way of cutting public services.Mr Cameron is beginning to rebut at least the first objection.

Although Zuckerberg sounded more media trained than I've ever heard him in his interview this week with Mike and Jason, the idea that he donated a sum that large to rebut at movie that's widely-documented to be fictional is a stretch.

"He gave both sides extra time and allowed the ACLU to rebut at the end as well, so it was a good, fair, thorough hearing," Hetfield said, adding that the courtroom was packed.

The commission rebutted claims at the time by city officials and residents of Washington Heights that Con Ed had neglected Upper Manhattan, with its minority and low-income population, before the 19-hour blackout that resulted after feeder cables failed.

Rai Sue Sussman, Specialist Hutchinson's lawyer in San Francisco, said the soldier was prepared to deploy and that they would have rebutted those accusations at trial.

Mr. Blair's official spokesman rebutted the reports at today's Downing Street briefing and turned aside suggestions that the government was backing off from its previous insistence that what justified going to war was the threat of weapons.

Market timing and sentiment arguments have been rebutted by indices at record highs, not to mention recently successful IPOs.

But in practice, America has used little alliance help.This line of criticism will be harder to rebut, because at least some of it is right.

Judis hopes to rebut, or at least to complicate, a common school of sociology, associated with C. Wright Mills and some of his disciples, that holds that a small "power elite" acts to stymie fundamental reform in the United States.