Sentence examples for rebutted both from inspiring English sources

Tony Fratto, a spokesman in the Bush White House and the Treasury Department, rebutted both of Mr. Romney's barbs from the debate last week.

The information, some of which is included in the extraordinary critique of U.S. prewar intelligence efforts released Friday by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, reveals the extent of the CIA's determination to keep alive the Iraqi nuclear issue long after it had been thoroughly rebutted both inside and outside the agency.

His arguments have been rebutted, both in general and in specific cases by numerous scientific papers.

Harris and DeSimone rebutted both claims, saying Harris complained about his wrist that morning and that medical records show he sought treatment two days later.

Five days later, CNN reported that Priebus had asked the FBI to rebut both the Times' and its own reporting on communications between Trump campaign officials and Russian intelligence.

And both rebutted the notion that they need to merge with commercial banks to survive.

Testimony has both supported and rebutted his assertions.

The shares dropped after claims were made in 2008 about accounting irregularities and in 2016 amid fraud allegations, both of which Wirecard rebutted.

In 2008, Larry King had McCarthy on his show again, but this time she sat next to American Academy of Pediatrics President David Tayloe and UCLA pediatrician Harvey Karp, both of whom calmly rebutted her anger and expletives.

The conclusions of the Séralini studies have been comprehensively rebutted in the literature and elsewhere by both academicians and regulatory authorities throughout the world (Arjo et al., 2013; FSANZ, 2011; Grunewald & Bury, 2012).

Privately, F.B.I. officials on both coasts remained critical of Mr. Davis, and they rebutted his contention that he had apprised the bureau of his intention to publicize the threat at a press conference on Thursday naming a new terrorism czar.