Sentence examples for reject this thesis from inspiring English sources

"Mainstream cloud physicists will reject this thesis," e-mails Ramesh Srivastava, an atmospheric scientist who studies cloud dynamics at the University of Chicago in Illinois.

The evidence, however, is mixed (Froot and Rogoff 1995); and these inconclusive results have been explained as resulting from (1) the short time frame of the observation windows and (2) the particular exchange rate dynamics of the countries under analysis (e.g., in high-inflation economies, PPP theory appears to hold, while the evidence for normal economies tends to reject this thesis).

The court flatly rejected this thesis, saying the Kremlin's lawyers had been "unable to provide any explanation of the mechanism by which a minor could be enticed into '[a] homosexual lifestyle,' let alone science-based evidence that one's sexual orientation or identity was susceptible to change under external influence".

Davidson's view thus requires him either to reject this empirical thesis or embrace the seemingly implausible view that young three-year-olds have no beliefs (see also Andrews 2002).

The evidence for the early Academy is, however, very limited and some reject the thesis that its members assigned late Platonic metaphysics to Pythagoras (Zhmud 2012, 415-432).

Anti-realists reject this.

The college rejected the thesis and Mr. de Guzman did not graduate.

She rejects the thesis she embraced 15 years earlier, as she notes that the online world is no longer a space of freedom and re­invention.

Roberts was flanked by the Canadian geology professor Tim Ball, who also rejects the thesis that humans cause climate change, and the US-based blogger Tony Heller.

In his own analysis of change, which resulted in the matter-form doctrine, Aristotle explicitly rejected the thesis of Democritus that in a chemical reaction the component parts retain their identity.

Such an extreme position, according to Hegel's view, provoked the "antithesis" of the Sophistic movement, which rejected the "thesis" of the objectivists and concentrated attention upon humankind rather than upon nature.