Sentence examples for refuting of from inspiring English sources

So, too, will Everington's specific refuting of Cameron's regular refrain that the existence and bedding-in work of nascent CCGs – which now cover 95% of England – demonstrates GP backing for the coalition's plans.

Dismissing the "purely superfluous ad hominem attacks," he said the British Government's statements refuting of the findings were "simply for domestic consumption," adding: "They have no legitimacy in international law".

It's more about a manifestation of their broader questioning (at times refuting) of the status quo.

Not just outright misspellings but use of refute instead of rebut, disinterested instead of uninterested, hung instead of hanged.

These field studies are taken as proof of safety and refuting evidence of the adverse effects observed in laboratory studies.

You are refuting rafts of statistics that prove there is racial disparity in America.

The commission spent nearly 90 minutes at a press briefing yesterday refuting some of the studies.

Again Garner lied, his own mother refuting much of his account in that case.

Now, the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is refuting some of the claims in the movie.

Jill Richardson did a good job refuting some of these claims here.

halstedii, thus refuting monophyly of the downy mildews.