Sentence examples for resistant to falsification from inspiring English sources

The evidentiary standards for corroborating conspiracy theories is typically weak, and they are usually resistant to falsification.

Such theories are, it is now generally accepted, highly resistant to falsification.

The working scientist, Putnam argues, always initially assumes that it is the latter, which shows not only that scientific laws are, contra Popper, highly resistant to falsification, but also why they are so highly resistant to falsification.

Pacific still resistant to change.

We're resistant to innovation".

"We are deeply resistant to idealism.

They are also resistant to certain chemicals.

Beach said: "People were resistant to change.

Yet Italy is stubbornly resistant to reform.

The horse is resistant to the infection.

Titanium also is resistant to corrosion.