Sentence examples for Unsupported assertion from inspiring English sources

Once again, this unsupported assertion is completely wrong.

The unsupported assertion or belief of the officer does not satisfy the requirement of probable cause.

This is based solely on the unsupported assertion that the Chinese behemoth fears that the collapse of its smaller neighbour will somehow overwhelm its resources.

But we have repeatedly held that the unsupported assertion or belief of an officer does not satisfy the probable cause requirement.

Ridley calls this the most robust method to estimate climate sensitivity, but that is a dubious and unsupported assertion at best.

In "Even united, Europe faces power drain" (Letter from Europe, Dec. 20), Judy Dempsey makes the unsupported assertion that "Germany lost an extraordinary amount of international credibility" when it abstained from the U.N. vote on the Libya no-fly resolution.

Foucault resorts to maddening, unsupported assertions..

In doing so, the D.C. Circuit appears to be making the same bald, unsupported assertions it criticizes the S.E.C. for.

Let's talk about what's actually in the Ryan plan, and let's distinguish in particular between actual, specific policy proposals and unsupported assertions.

Plaintiff's unsupported assertions that Rocky is merely a stock character, made in the face of voluminous evidence that the Rocky characters are copyrightable, do not bar this Court from granting summary judgment on this issue.

Reviewing a galley of "The Phenomenon of Life" in the journal Architectural Record in May 2002, William S. Saunders, the editor of The Harvard Design Magazine and an admirer of Mr. Alexander's early work, called the book "full of contradictions, foggy generalities and extreme and unsupported assertions".