Sentence examples for which are contradicted from inspiring English sources

They also say that a police officer was hurt on that narrow street in Veroia, both claims which are contradicted by several testimonies about the peaceful surrender of the four robbers.

Because of its logical nature, it can help the researcher avoid conclusions which are contradicted or unsupported in the data.

We demonstrated that 2D modeling, in spite of being sensitive to the fin height, gives results which are contradicting the experimental measurements.

But there appear to be problems with his account -- some of which relies on hearsay and some of which is contradicted by others.

Polly Toynbee wrote about that on these pages in glowing terms which were contradicted by the local delegation giving evidence to us.

The "devolution revolution" is merely a slogan, which is contradicted in this area by the Government's attempt to tighten central control.

Marbury has maintained all along that he had the team's permission to leave for a day, which was contradicted by reports that his pay would be docked for the missed game.

Then last year the OFT threw in the towel on its price-fixing inquiry as it had uncovered "only limited evidence of potential price-fixing, much of which is contradicted by other material" and had other higher priority investigations to pursue.

The league said that when Payton was interviewed this year about the bounties, he claimed to be unaware of the program, which was contradicted by others who had been interviewed.

They have a posthumous look which is contradicted by an earthiness that makes them use local expletives from a very early age; and a bad temper which one takes to be the result of the incestuous intermarriages of a small community".

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