Sentence examples for some refute from inspiring English sources

A pervading tale is that the captain of the losing team was sacrificed, perhaps beheaded, but some refute that as just slander to disparage the Maya as cartoonishly violent.

He went on to suggest that tar sands oil "floats on water," which some scientists refute.

However, some arguments refute this hypothesis.

The multiple authorship could possibly arise from an increased tendency of multidisciplinary research, though some authors refute this claim [ 23].

However, some authors refute the existence of a predilection for primary disease by race/ethnicity (12 ), even though an association between African American ethnicity and primary coccidioidomycosis has been reported by numerous investigators (13 – 16 ).

Considering a causal relationship between the MV and HD on the basis of these findings would have been premature (Benharroch et al, 2003), and it should be remembered that it took decades to establish such a link between EBV and HD and some still refute its validity (Harris, 1999).

The strong positive bioclimatic feedback lends strong evidence that TC effects can be largely beneficial for some species, which refutes some generalist catastrophic assessments about TC on ecosystems [42], [43].

Some were refuting their remarks on a player or a game.

Brad DeLong finds Clive Crook making some easily refuted claims about the nature of the stimulus debate in the winter of 2008-2009, and my role in particular.

The company, and some analysts, refuted Bhatia's projections.

Nevertheless, some authors refuted this by following a population of 7-year-old children evaluated first in 1976 until 1990 [4].