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Examples for "refutable"
Examples for "refutable"
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Why burn writing they could so triumphantly refute, if they were refutable?
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Indeed, M. Bergson might seem to be easily refutable out of his own mouth.
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This hypothesis, which must be refutable, is used to make a prediction about the phenomenon, which is then tested by experiment.
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It is certainly not the least charm of a theory that it is refutable; it is precisely thereby that it attracts the more subtle minds.
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The greatest part of his writings is not confutable: it is historical and critical.'
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This value judgment is questionable in many important circumstances in public health.
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Yet again, sorry about the questionable phrasing there, given the subject matter.
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However, the use of bevacizumab in the general older population is questionable.
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There's some good work in there and there's some work that's questionable.
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I believe also it was taken for questionable reasons, writes John Waters.
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But the news of questionable uses of public money kept on coming.
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The U.S. move was of questionable value, according to several academic studies.
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In addition to questionable fashion sense, Tony had an unfortunately delicate temper.
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Indeed much of the discussion has centred on short-term measures, many questionable.
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It's questionable whether Theresa May's approach will help him to gain it.
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Wurtham cut off all funding today, claiming 'questionable background.' Thinks he's untouchable.
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The long-term future of HEE as a separate organisation must be questionable.
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The British, after all, have previous in offloading questionable products in France.
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The main reason for that is that the value can be questionable.
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The level of oversight by our elected local representatives is surely questionable.
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Subroutine start... Or words to that effect, in questionable medieval cod-Latin gibberspeak.
