Rebuttable

The company's claims are rebuttable and need to be verified.

The expert's opinion was rebuttable, and other professionals in the field may have differing views.

The validity of the survey results was rebuttable, as some respondents may have provided inaccurate information.

The witness's testimony was rebuttable, and the defense attorney cross-examined them to challenge their statement.

The defendant's alibi was rebuttable, and the prosecution provided evidence to the contrary.

The prosecution failed to present rebuttable evidence of the defendant's guilt.

The company's claims of increased sales were supported by rebuttable data.

The rebuttable presumption of paternity was overturned with the introduction of DNA evidence.

The rebuttable nature of the evidence meant that the case was far from closed.

The rebuttable presumption of innocence is a cornerstone of criminal law.

The claim was rebuttable only with strong evidence to the contrary.

The defense presented rebuttable evidence in the form of expert testimony.

The defendant presented rebuttable evidence in court to prove his innocence.

The decision to terminate an employee must be based on rebuttable evidence of misconduct.

The judge ruled that the testimony was rebuttable and requested additional evidence.

The expert witness provided rebuttable testimony, but was ultimately discredited.

The theory was rebuttable only with empirical data to disprove it.

The argument was rebuttable, but required more substantial evidence.

The assertion was rebuttable, but required more concrete evidence to refute it.

The claim was rebuttable, but required a significant amount of evidence to overturn.

The study's conclusions were based on rebuttable empirical evidence.

The scientific theory was supported by a large body of rebuttable research.

The scientific theory was considered rebuttable until further research was conducted.

The witness's testimony was not rebuttable and was taken as true.

The medical diagnosis was rebuttable after receiving a second opinion.

The company's decision is rebuttable if employees can present a compelling argument against it.

The politician's claims were rebuttable by fact-checking.

The statement is rebuttable if someone can prove it to be false.

The defendant's claim is rebuttable if the plaintiff can provide convincing evidence.

The position is rebuttable if someone can provide a compelling argument against it.

The witness's testimony was rebuttable when cross-examined by the defense.

The theory is rebuttable if new evidence contradicts it.

The scientist's hypothesis was rebuttable with further experimentation.

The claim that the earth is flat is easily rebuttable by scientific evidence.

The assertion is rebuttable if there is contradictory information available.

The defendant's presumption of innocence is rebuttable with sufficient evidence.

The author's thesis was rebuttable with alternative interpretations of the text.

The researcher's hypothesis is rebuttable if the experiment produces contradictory results.

The company's financial projections were rebuttable by market analysis.

The argument that the death penalty deters crime is rebuttable by statistics.

The prosecutor presented evidence that the defendant's alibi was rebuttable.

The conclusion is rebuttable if someone can provide a counterexample.

The proposal put forth by the committee is rebuttable.

The assertion that the moon is made of cheese was deemed rebuttable, and this claim is widely regarded as a myth.

The assumption made by the scientist is rebuttable.

The theory that the earth is flat was considered rebuttable, and scientists presented evidence to refute it.

The claim made by the politician is rebuttable.

The claim that cats are better pets than dogs was deemed rebuttable, and dog lovers argue that dogs are more loyal and affectionate.

The argument of the philosopher is rebuttable.

The accusation that John stole the money from the cash register was rebuttable, and he denied the claim.