Sentence examples for refutes at from inspiring English sources
Ambassador Matlock, who served as our ambassador to the Soviet Union under President Reagan and who admired that iconic Republican president, refutes at every point these notions.
The panel simply says that the Panetta Review, draft or otherwise, makes several of the same conclusions that the Senate itself drew in its own report on the torture program -- conclusions that the CIA refutes, at least publicly.
I myself do not think that it can be refuted at all.
This is not just a questionable assumption; this approach has been refuted at length in the new book, "The Bankers' New Clothes," by Anat Admati and Martin Hellwig.
Part of what makes the report so awesome is the way that it trots out every discredited argument for austerity, with not a hint of acknowledgement that these arguments have been researched and refuted at length.
Clearly revelling in the opportunity to exploit an issue that the Obama campaign would love to put to rest, Ann Romney, without naming Rosen, refuted at length the accusation that she had never, as Rosen put it, "worked a day in her life".
So it is not the case that he "tried and failed in an attempt to buy West Ham United," a rumor that had been generated by a speculative article in the now-defunct News of the World tabloid on July 11 , 2010 which was refuted at the time by Mr. Blavatnik's representatives.
Thus, a type of monophyletic eye evolution based on the conservation of a gene regulatory cascade for eye development cannot be refuted at the present time.
The Oak Leaf boss was involved in a war of words with star forward Paddy Bradley following their Championship exit, when Bradley claimed the county was poorly funded and under prepared, which Brennan refuted at the time.
It may come as a surprise, however, to learn that most of our scientific knowledge is based on inductive reasoning rather than deductive reasoning and thus can potentially be refuted at any moment by disconfirming evidence.
The null hypothesis is accepted if it cannot be refuted at the a priori defined level of significance.
