Sentence examples for be substantiated because from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L. said those allegations could not be substantiated because people with potentially relevant information declined to cooperate.

Often, causality cannot be substantiated, because no data exists to allow comparison of earthquake occurrence before and after the reservoir was filled.

The Coors Light campaign's fanciful superlative of "world's most refreshing beer" is what is known in the advertising industry as puffery, a subjective claim that cannot be substantiated because of its broadness.

They argued the claims were misleading and could be substantiated because TripAdvisor could not verify all the reviews on its sites and therefore could not prove all were genuine and from real travellers.

(AP) — An ex-girlfriend's allegation that Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison (D) once physically abused her could not be substantiated because she refused to provide video she said she had of the incident, an attorney hired to investigate the claims concluded in a draft report obtained Monday by The Associated Press.

First, the use of an antibiotic prophylaxis cannot be substantiated because of the variety of surgical procedures.

We believe our finding of this association is substantiated because it is based on the study of a population with robust numbers of persons of non-white race/ethnicity.

Nevertheless, this needs to be substantiated in further analysis because <10% of the subjects were suffering from chronic kidney disease in the two Canadian studies [ 43, 44].

However, the occurrence of sonoporation on bacteria cell walls needs to be substantiated by solid evidence, because bacteria are much smaller and have a higher tensile strength than eukaryotic cell.

He just has a set of claims, which he fails to substantiate, because they just can't be substantiated.

It is not explicitly stated because it cannot be substantiated.