In a later email Curiel said: "In fact, the sub headline in this case makes it even worse, almost insinuating that the soldiers were lying about being attacked ("Israeli security forces allege they were under attack before the killings – though no soldiers were hurt"), as if the fact that they weren't hurt somehow undermines the veracity of the attack".
These limitations often undermine the veracity of modeling predictions and raise the question of their utility.
While population-based approaches would arguably have generated more generalizable findings, this was not feasible for logistical and security reasons; however, non-random approaches, such as used in this investigation, should not undermine the veracity of any individual experience of abuse.
In one of the book's many slow-rumbling ironies, the second section undermines the veracity of these expertly drawn memories, as Tony reopens his relationship with Veronica, a woman he had previously edited out of his life story.
The volatility is undermining the profession".
Jay Rosen, the chairman of the journalism department at New York University, said that the disclosure of Mr. Kelley's journalistic sins was likely to further undermine the public's faith in the veracity of newspapers and journalists.
Bentham did not consider that the effectiveness of the POT as a check on misrule could be undermined by secret government methods to limit the flow of information, nor did it occur to him that a press dominated by the views of one class could subvert the veracity of the information it disseminated.
Tatchell argues that many religious people would dispute the veracity of the document, because it undermines the church's core beliefs.
