Sentence examples for widely refuted from inspiring English sources

But worse than what Republicans have not said, Mr. Axelrod added, is what Mr. Romney and Mr. Ryan have said: "a compendium of demonstrable lies," including widely refuted claims that Mr. Obama is trying to end work requirements for welfare recipients and is "raiding" $716 billion from Medicare beneficiaries.

Romney's claim was widely refuted on Wednesday by women who had worked with him in 2002 to recruit female candidates.

While Trump's claims that crime in Germany was "way up" have been widely refuted by the 2017 crime statistics, the link between immigration and crime has become an issue of growing political concern in Germany, following terror attacks and a series of high-profile murders and sexual assaults committed by migrant men.

Sverdlov et al. [ 18] suggested that the stronger phase-0 bias in lineage-specific introns than in widely distributed introns refuted the explanation of the introns-early hypothesis.

The ship was remarkably well preserved; researchers explored the wreck with a remotely operated submarine and observed that the Terror's hull remained intact, evidence that refuted a widely held theory that the ship had broken up in the ice.

And among his many academic publications is a meticulous introduction to Thomas of Monmouth's "The Life and Miracles of St. William of Norwich," written in 1173, in which James refuted the widely held idea that William, a twelve-year-old boy, had been killed in 1144 by Jews as part of a ritual sacrifice.

Witnesses also repeated another widely repeated, though convincingly refuted, claim -- that H-1Bs create jobs for Americans, specifically that five citizens are hired for every short-term visa holder admitted.

I Tweeted a corporate address for Mr Zenkel, which is widely listed online, and is identical in form to that of tens of thousands of those at NBC. Adams' claims that the email was widely available have been refuted, but celebrities have posted similar and even more private information in the past before and did not have their accounts suspended.

His appraisal and conclusions have been featured in front page stories in The New York Times, Le Monde and The Guardian yet never widely circulated -- or refuted.

But while Osorio Chong dodged questions about why Duarte had not been under surveillance, the interior minister refuted the widely held assumption that the government had deliberately turned a blind eye.

They refuted the widely held belief that doses needed to be increased over time in long-term users.