An inductive argument remains denied despite evidence to the contrary.
Foundations
An induction fallacy where the conclusion is denied despite strong inductive evidence. Although they might be right, they are probably not and more proof is necessary to show that they are.
Examples
You can try it, but it probably won’t work.
Robert has had 10 car accidents in the last six months, yet he insists that it is just a coincidence and not his fault.