Sentences with phrase «egregious claims»

There is too much we don't understand to claim more, and IMO it weakens the skeptical argument to make egregious claims of «disproof» of AGW just as much as the CAGW claims of «proof» of catastrophe weaken their claims.

I submit that an examination of a climate graph of the Holocene will show the magnitude of the egregious claims here of the global warmers.

It is precisely such egregious claims that made me look deeper into climate.

David Cage is a veteran video game con - man, but he always includes just enough steak in his games to lend his more egregious claims a little bit of sizzle.

It grieves our team to see how the egregious claims and destructive slander of a few individuals have been amplified by wider networks, particularly on social media.»

Not exact matches

In the single most egregious case of alleged fraud, BP sued Mikal Watts in December 2013, alleging that the powerful San Antonio plaintiffs» attorney falsely claimed to represent tens of thousands of «phantom» victims of the -LSB-...]

And in truth, egregious fibs like the spurious mammogram claim mostly stem from wishful thinking on the part of defenders of the abortion giant, rather than from its own publicity materials.

That claim is Elijah to us and the church: «How long will you go on in this egregious fusion of Yahweh and Baal?»

«We haven't funded a shareholder case for a couple of years now, so we are very strict on the view that we are only going to fund shareholder claims where we believe the conduct has been egregious.

IMF does not take on borderline cases and internally, the litigation funder is referring to the claims of deceptive and misleading conduct against Treasury Wine Estates as «egregious».

The Bengals came to Burfict's defense and said it was a legal hit, and the reduced suspension supports the linebacker's claim that the play wasn't an egregious enough offense to warrant a five - game ban.

This was based in part on a view that this case was bigger than the individuals involved and in part on the understanding of the law, when this case began, that even such egregious deception as that carried out by the police officers concerned was not sufficient to allow such a claim.

The plaintiffs, among other things, claimed Mr Boateng's reputation has «egregiously damaged and he has suffered debilitating distress and embarrassment, adding «the words complained of have adversely reflected on and affected the trading and business reputation of the second — fourth plaintiffs and have caused egregious injury to their goodwill.»

In his suit, Samaroo, a former aide to ex-Assemblyman Brian McLaughlin, claims the special election announced — then recalled, then re-announced — earlier this month by Paterson «resulted in a deprivation of [Samaroo's] and his supporters» federally protected right to vote and an egregious miscarriage of justice.»

Tom Watson, the MP who has been pushing for a full investigation of the claims, told the BBC the hacking of Milly Dowler's phone «was the most disgraceful and egregious invasion of privacy we could imagine».

Victoria Burhans, 28, and Chloe Rivera, 25, claim Lopez used his authority over them «to commit egregious acts of sexual harassment» while they were in his employ in 2012 and have filed fresh court papers.

Some academics may find themselves silenced, censured, or threatened by a less egregious but nonetheless career - breaking attack: being fired from their positions, in most cases under false pretexts such as budget cuts or unfounded claims of fraud or poor performance.

'' [Under DeVos» guidelines] you create a situation where for all other disciplinary actions you have one standard, but a much more egregious standard for claims of sexual assault,» Speier said.

In some cases the device seems egregious: Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda, a Puerto Rican immigrant who claims to be the second coming of Christ and the Antichrist, is interrupted by clips of Al Pacino in Scarface — as if he needed help looking stupid.

«Both SED and members of the Board of Regents continue to ignore the egregious consequences of untimed testing, misleading the public by claiming that the tests are shorter.

Generally you're not liable if your card information is misused, but if you make it possible by doing something really egregious, the card company could claim you were negligent and try to make you liable anyway.

Only one of the parties involved has (1) had their claims fail scientific peer - review, (2) produced a reconstruction that is completely at odds with all other existing estimates (note that there is no sign of the anomalous 15th century warmth claimed by MM in any of the roughly dozen other model and proxy - based estimates shown here), and (3) been established to have made egregious elementary errors in other published work that render the work thoroughly invalid.

Egregious leaps and claims, humongous missing pieces of information, language powerfully suggestive of bias.

«at the very foundations of the author's claim lie the most egregious blunders of all: two errors on basic physics so elementary that just about any undergraduate physics student can spot them.»

In reply to Andy Park May 26, 2011 at 8:14 pm who claims Hoskins within the first 2 pages of his paper made a number of egregious mistakes: eg (1): Hoskins: ``... a warmer world is probably a better, more productive world, as in the past..»

Calling these claims mistakes, much less egregious, is incorrect.

Perhaps you have some credible evidence to back up the claim that similar melts happened during the recent past, could you post links to such research to show that these claims are not egregious?

Were it not for these four egregious errors, your post's claims would be superficially plausible, stevepostrel!

Dr. Peter Gleick (member of the National Academy of Sciences) recently exposed fallacies in two denier articles in Forbes Magazine by «serial climate science conjurer Patrick Michaels with egregious and outrageous claims and errors.

In perhaps the biggest backpedaling, The Sunday Times of London, which led the media pack in charging that IPCC reports were full of egregious (and probably intentional) errors, retracted its central claim — namely, that the IPCC statement that up to 40 percent of the Amazonian rainforest could be vulnerable to climate change was «unsubstantiated.»

The latest NCA CSSR Report is perhaps the most egregious example of advocacy science in history assembling a series of wild though easily refuted claims.

The egregious troll had claimed the cessation of global warming has not occurred.

But what the hell, if the Left wants to pursue Stalinism, then they could be joined with calling for RICO investigations of Trenberth and Mann and his hokey stick, and Hansen and his fabulist claims and Schmidt and his egregious use of data.

Even if no such claims were made for Wegman's work, and aside from the fact that his «analysis» didn't support his conclusions, the plagiarism would still be as obvious and egregious.

In her article, she provides zero empirical evidence for her claims about the future, much like the shameful and egregious tactics of Master Gore himself.

There is no area in global warming discussions where AGW advocates have done more to shoot down their own credibility than in the absolutely egregious science and absurd claims that have been made about the potential negative effects of global warming.

However, the Repeal Bill closes off the possibility of a Francovich claim even for an egregious breach of EU law.

The fact that such an emancipative step would be taken in direct contravention and ostensible frustration of an electoral result would be an egregious manifestation of Neil Walker's claim that the original sin of the European project is a lack of popular legitimacy.

The trial judge's findings on the claim for punitive damages undermine the finding of conduct that was sufficiently egregious as to give rise to a claim of aggravated damages.

But the framing of the claim just seems odd to me because it seems much more egregious to act without instructions than to, say, act with instructions which were based on improper disclosure.

After considering the evidence, the motions judge held that the deficient disclosure was not egregious enough to amount to no disclosure at all, and the franchisee's rescission claims were dismissed.

Workers» compensation does not bar lawsuits against employers if the injury was intentional or egregious; however, it is more common to file claims against a third party.

Taking a case completely to trial is often done in only the most egregious accident cases because it gives a sympathetic jury an opportunity to award punitive damages along with compensatory claims, especially when an accident involved a drunk driver or speeding driver or a commercial vehicle.

His stats are skewed; but worse, his claim is an egregious example of victim blaming.

claims so egregious that White and O'Connell should be subjected to the Jewish Hospital's lawsuit alleging multiple claims of Abuse of Process, Slander Per Se, False Light, Invasion of Privacy, Interference with Prospective Business Advantage, Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings, and should be subject to damages including Punitive Damages, Attorney Fees and Court Costs.

The (Judicial Conduct) Commission conducted its review and concluded the errors in Count I were so egregious that Judge Gormley could not claim the errors were made in good faith.

If a third party was involved or if malice or truly egregious negligence were present, you might have grounds for a personal injury claim.

For a proprietary claim to succeed, and irrespective of how egregious is the defendant's conduct, the defendant must have either assets of the claimant or assets which are substitutes of the assets the defendant appropriated.

All I can say is that I've seen life insurance companies do worse — put it this way, some claim denials are so egregious that the policyholder or beneficiary would prefer to instead have a Gremlin pee on them.

For example, despite its claims that it was taking abuse more seriously, a BuzzFeed investigation from earlier this year found a number of egregious examples of abuse and threats that slipped through the cracks.