Sentence examples for that could be impugned from inspiring English sources

Secondly, when funding for homeopathy research became available relatively recently, the pool of potential homeopathy-savvy investigators was generally weak in medical research knowledge or experience, leading to the publication of studies that could be impugned on scientific grounds.

The 13-member panel was fictional, formulated in a columnist's post-Oregon drive back to the hotel, but included so many upstanding citizens its credibility could not be impugned.

It is better that some innocent men remain in jail than that the integrity of the English judicial system be impugned".

The judge concluded that Mr Balls's decision to remove Ms Shoesmith "cannot be impugned on the grounds of unfairness".

Another declared, "Before impugning an opponent's motives, even when they legitimately may be impugned, answer his arguments".

But as a philosopher, Sidney Hook, once said, "before impugning an opponent's motives, even when they legitimately may be impugned, answer his arguments".

The motives of neither should be impugned".

Killers have frequently been given reduced sentences by arguing that a woman provoked them, or that their dignity was impugned.

In hundreds of cases in the past, killers were able to secure a reduced sentence arguing that a woman provoked them, or that their dignity was impugned.

"I'm saying that if the word phony to you, as communicated to you, meant that I was impugning you as a person or minister, I apologize.

Mr. Clinton, in his radio interview, disputed any notion that he had been impugning Mr. Obama personally.