Sentence examples for undermine this claim from inspiring English sources

What recent events might support or undermine this claim?

But the outcome of a recent legal case seems to undermine this claim.

The oil industry has always argued that safety come firsts – but Hayward's comments seriously undermine this claim.

Labour's press office has repeatedly insisted that its election is "robust" but minutes of last week's party's internal procedure committee appear to undermine this claim.

But more recent comments made by Fleiss on Twitter seem to undermine this claim.

At this point there is no conclusive data to substantiate or undermine this claim, and, due mainly to the pathological reality of being unable to detect or diagnose CTE in a living brain, we are nowhere close to understanding most of the nuances associated with this still very newly discovered disease.

Here are five reasons why:  The Ukip leader insists neither he nor his party is racist but he has undermined this claim on a number of occasions.

In undermining this claim, the attack from Amherst has done enormous damage to Reinhart and Rogoff's credibility, and to the intellectual underpinnings of the austerity policies with which they are associated.

Reference to the scientific literature from the relevant time period thoroughly undermines this claim (http://genomicron.blogspot.com/2008/02/junk-dna-quotes-of-interest-series.html).html

Box Turtle Bulletin's Jim Burroway undermined this claim by discovering that "Kraig" had grown up to be a gay man and that his family alleged that the therapy with Rekers had led to his suicide.

Two big battles undermined this claim.