Sentence examples for sharply refuted from inspiring English sources

The central feature of the Obama administration's $5 billion "Race to the Top" program was sharply refuted last week by the American Statistical Association, one of the nation's leading scholarly organizations.

And the poll sharply refutes the post-Reagan Republican mantra that the public invariably abhors all tax increases.

The broader context is the decline in American power from 1945, when it reached its peak – to Gray "a characteristically hyperbolic assessment", in the real world a virtual truism for the reasons discussed – and on to today, when earlier policies remain but the capacity to implement them has sharply declined, again refuting Gray's wild accusations.

He needed to be refuted.

Hereby that rumor was refuted.

Other points are easily refuted.

Mr. Green refuted that charge.

"The allegations are utterly refuted".

This, however, is easily refuted.

(The LAPD later refuted this).

This caricature is easily refuted.