Sentence examples for that rebutted from inspiring English sources

On cross-examination, Joan Illuzzi-Orbon, the lead prosecutor, cited other studies that rebutted some of Ms. Loftus's contentions.

A week later, Newsweek magazine did, in an article that rebutted much of the CNN-Time report.

The day after Mr. Bush left, Mr. Cornyn sent an e-mail message to aides saying that Mr. Bush had pointed him toward an study that rebutted Mr. Kirk's assertion that the Bush tax cut had contributed to the deficit.

N.F.L. players, angered by a letter sent to them by Commissioner Roger Goodell last week that urged them to tell their leaders to return to the bargaining table, responded Saturday with a pointed four-page missive that rebutted the league's characterization of the negotiations and its most recent offer to players.

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At that point, the media focus might have faded were it not for a further series of leaks by unnamed Turkish officials that rebutted Saudi and American efforts to downplay the issue.

The evidence is that rebutting bad science doesn't work; in fact, it commonly backfires.

Those circumstances are the establishment of facts that rebut the presumption, including of facts that show the misrepresentation was not material, or was not known to the market.

Free-market advocates also point out other salient facts that rebut the lack of capital hypothesis.

This, then, is the prelude to brief remarks about two recent studies that rebut many of the currently fashionable rebuttals about dietary fat.

OPP starts by trying to construct arguments that rebut the conclusion of PRO's argument.