Sentence examples for able to substantiate that from inspiring English sources

For loss-of-use charges to be justified, the rental company should really need to be able to substantiate that there were no other cars available at the time the damaged car was repaired, otherwise this sort of loss-of-use charge is little more than a fine.

I know what the left said, and the media said, but I ask myself, "What actually happened?" There are a billion Muslims in the world, and he has, I think, six countries who were not able to substantiate that their passports were vetted.

I think there is a meeting with the PFA and Trevor at the training ground on Monday and they will be able to substantiate that.

"Advertisers using these claims should be able to substantiate that consumers are likely to achieve the maximum results promised under normal circumstances," an FTC press release stated.

There's just no evidence to substantiate that".

The subcommittee later said that it had not found any evidence to substantiate that claim.

To substantiate that claim, the Daily Mail's reporter quotes, er, another newspaper.

No evidence has publicly surfaced to substantiate that claim, and it has been widely dismissed.

Did it concern you that Trump never adduced a bit of evidence to substantiate that accusation?

'I just got a message from the president to stay strong,' Flynn said after [a meal with supporters] was over, according to two sources who are close to Flynn and are familiar with the conversation, which took place on April 25"). Flynn might therefore be able to substantiate claims that Trump intended to interfere with the investigation, which may amount to obstruction of justice.

Therefore, we were not able to substantiate the impression that the risk for hospitalization due to infections increased with the number of years of addiction.