Sentence examples similar to susceptible to refutation from inspiring English sources

The second fundamental condition for a scientific hypothesis is to be susceptible to verification and refutation and to aid in the prediction of new facts and relationships [ 72].

Least susceptible to flattery.

Everything is susceptible to it.

Stone is susceptible to stains.

Everybody's susceptible to lobbying.

An area susceptible to inundation.

Loyal, disenchanted, highly susceptible to bad luck.

It was less susceptible to the downturn".

"Financials were susceptible to something like this".

All banks are susceptible to runs.

Most people are susceptible to hypnosis.