Sentence examples for refuted a claim from inspiring English sources

Dubset already partnered with Apple Music to bring DJ sets to its site, and Soundcloud, which introduced a subscription service in March, has refuted a claim that it will take down the plethora of DJ mixes that it currently houses.

In a 1990 letter to Mark Lewisohn, Klein refuted a claim made by Lewisohn in his book The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions, that the single was intended as a money-making exercise; Klein said it was purely a mark of Lennon's regard for "Something" and "to point out George as a writer, and give him courage to go in and do his own LP.

The toxicology report refutes a claim made by Rashad's cousin who said that the musician died from a blood clot in his leg.

The aim of the Discourse is to refute a claim by Nathanael Marshall that while serious arguments about religious issues should be allowed, ridicule and irony in attacks on established religion should be prosecuted by the magistrate.

In the secondary science classrooms, Hardy et al. (2010) also showed that the majority of the reasoning units scored on the lowest level for the claim, that is, no evidence was produced to support or refute a claim (Hardy et al. 2010).

Step 10 Analyzed all episodes to determine how the questions (questions here refers to the types of questions identified in step 6) and speech moves were related to one another, how they were organized and structured towards a strategy to help students support or refute a claim.

Scientists interpret the purpose of investigations as a way to test a claim that relates to a model, and data as evidence to support or refute a claim or model.

Discussing a key event in the history of Serbia and Kosovo, in 1690, Mr Breivik refers to me (mistakenly) as a historian, and says that I "refuted" a specific claim made by Noel Malcolm in one of my book reviews.

In its findings, Pingdom also refuted a previous claim which stated that the Philippines was the top country on Facebook, when using similar rankings.

The authors cite this finding as justifying the conclusion that most law school graduates are earning enough to cover their debt, refuting a common claim made by commentators.

The study refutes a recent claim that some of those galaxies have little or no dark matter--a provocative idea that flew in the face of leading theories of galaxy formation.