unrebutted造句

• The argument that this text is largely original research is unrebutted.
• But neither wanted to let the other's offense go unrebutted.
• I find the prosecution has made a case against you which, if unrebutted, would result in a conviction,
• That leaves Warner's opponent, James Miller 3rd, to speak unrebutted to the 3, 000 convention delegates.
• Here, too, the unrebutted evidence shows that the alleged harasser had no involvement in any employment decisions regarding plaintiff.
• The author makes seemingly devastating and unrebutted attacks on experiments, but in reality many of these studies seem quite credible.
• Clinton then gave an unrebutted pitch for his subsidized voluntarism as " a tiny cost for a big gain ."
• The Bar's proffered study, unrebutted by respondents below, provides evidence indicating that the harms it targets are far from illusory.
• The transcript, which contained unrebutted assertions by a federal prosecutor, said McVeigh and Nichols had had many conversations about Waco and the Branch Davidians.
• "If they ( the defense ) don't put a case on or he doesn't testify, that stuff goes unrebutted.
• "Unrebutted, this'garbage'is allowed to be elevated in the mind of the public to the undeserved status of fact, " they wrote.
• If there are currently a few unanswered questions or unrebutted critiques of evolution, this does not mean that evolution is " troubled " or " in doubt " as a theory.
• Although the keep commenters have a point ( since the subject does have some professional credentials, his eventual notability is quite possible ), one unrebutted fact supports a delete closure.
• Sometimes using selected quotes from the obviously discredited Tripp tapes, sometimes throwing in gratuitous or unrebutted remarks from Lewinsky's grand jury testimony to insinuate what he doesn't dare allege.
• If it remains unrebutted . . . the evidence before us clearly supports the conclusion that the president is guilty of multiple acts of lying under oath, obstruction of justice and other offenses,
• Although I personally find User : Alansohn's comparison of Mogadishu and Hiroshima a rather absurd hyperbole, the fact remains that notability from the film is a point unrebutted by deletion supporters.
• But privately, one prosecutor said the subject was a " morass, " one that might even generate sympathy for the defendant by allowing unrebutted testimony about his tearful phone calls to friends.
• He even declared that no governor had done more to protect his state against terrorist attack, a claim that the governors of New York and Virginia had the good taste to allow to pass unrebutted.
• But the various characterisations as a storm in a teacup, a minor incident, self-referentiality, news reportage are signally unrebutted by anyone; noone even seems to make an attempt to disagree with them.
• Clinton, a devoted student of campaign tactics, has been determined not to repeat that error, just as his 1992 campaign resolved never to let an attack go unrebutted, as Michael S . Dukakis had in 1988.