Word: impugnable
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...introducing Walsh's 1986 income tax return, Mullin tried to impugn Walsh's earlier testimony. Specifically, Mullin suggested the income report on the tax return contradicted Walsh's claim that Schwartz left him with only 10-15 percent of all the firm's income for which she was responsible...
This is not to suggest that Catholics are as flexible as Unitarians. The response of the American bishops read, in part, that dissent was permissible "only if the reasons are serious and well-founded, if the manner of the dissent does not question or impugn the teaching authority of the Church and is such as not to give scandal." But the very possibility of dissent is herein assumed, as indeed it was in Vatican II, which affirmed the "primacy of conscience...
Because of Harvard's own experience, Scott says he is extremely reluctant to impugn the motives of companies who do not always pay the University in a timely fashion...
Even if Masson prevails, enough of what Malcolm said about him has been validated to brand him forever as a reckless egomaniac, philanderer and self- promoter who dared to impugn the integrity of Freud, the demigod of his former field. If Malcolm wins, it will be despite her readiness to alter facts in service of her vision of truth. She admitted cleaning up and clarifying Masson's prose, which is common journalistic practice. She also combined remarks made months apart, in different circumstances and on different coasts, into a single monologue -- which is not common practice at all. She felt...
While doctors say access should be improved, they say students are wrong to impugn their motives...