Sentence examples for any substantiating from inspiring English sources

Though Cole said there should be a record of Harrick's purchasing the television, Cole has yet to provide any substantiating evidence for his claim.

The root of the problem is the tendency of white police officers -- and white Americans generally -- to associate blackness with criminality in the absence of any substantiating evidence.

"Conclusions that legionella is coming from the public water system without the presentation of any substantiating evidence from your epidemiologic investigation appears premature and prejudice [sic] toward that end," Busch wrote.

Yet, what credibility does the State Department have with regard to the MEK when it has persisted in keeping it on its FTO (Foreign Terrorist Organizations) List, long after the UK and EU have taken it off its respective lists for lack of any substantiating evidence.

We did not find any substantiate difference in the findings with weighted points compared to the findings with un-weighted points (see Appendix 1).

We did not find any substantiate difference in the findings with weighted ordered pairs compared to the findings with un-weighted points (see Appendix 1).

I haven't seen any report substantiating accusations against Iran (or any other country, entity, or individual), but the series of coincidences is worth noting.

"We don't get to interview the defendant; we have to make a determination without substantiating any of the information before us," he said.

Despite this phenomena sounding common, to the ability of our knowledge, authors could not get any literature from Africa substantiating the idea.

No one has ever reasonably asked any scientist to produce a single study to substantiate any one claim.

As Richard Dawkins would probably say, only the religious mind could make such a link without substantiating it in any way.