Sentence examples for based on unverified information from inspiring English sources

China responded, saying the report was based on "unverified information".

In the scientific workplace, gossip may be especially risky, because gossip is almost always based on unverified information, which goes against the grain of basic scientific principles if not necessarily the science-workplace culture.

"We have noticed that the opinions of the UN commission against torture are based on unverified information," said spokeswoman Hua Chunying, according to Reuters.

In fact, the report specifically cautions investors against acting on unverified information.

(Of course, news links posted by friends on Facebook might contain unverified information, so take them with a grain of salt).

By Andrew Marantz April 6, 2017 Mike Cernovich's Susan Rice "scoop" — publishing unverified information from one anonymous source — is hardly journalism in its highest form.

Mr Maharaj criticised some media outlets for broadcasting unverified information, as rumours spread on social media sites.

It included unverified information from blog posts, they found, quoted selectively from journal articles, failed to acknowledge contradictory information and may have borrowed passages verbatim from the blog of a well-known climate change doubter.

In a statement posted on its Web site on Thursday, the General Administration of Press and Publication barred reporters from directly including unverified information from the Internet or mobile telephone messages in news articles.

Pages that contain unverified information are highlighted.

And publishing unverified information from a single anonymous source is hardly journalism in its highest form.