Sentence examples for completely unverifiable from inspiring English sources

Completely unverifiable but here's the statement from the Russian group claiming to be behind the TalkTalk hack pic.twitter.com/kfbc4lZjns TalkTalk has been heavily criticised after leaving customers' data unencrypted, meaning the information will now be easy for anyone who finds it to see.

These officer allegations, while completely unverifiable to date, have severely crippled the reputation of not only one individual, but of UT as a whole.

Hence, Madeleine M. Henry, Professor of Classics at Iowa State University, maintains that "biographical anecdotes that arose in antiquity about Aspasia are wildly colorful, almost completely unverifiable, and still alive and well in the twentieth century".

These rumors had the virtue of being both entirely plausible and entirely unverifiable.

The Vatican called it "deplorable" that ahead of the conclave there was "a widespread distribution of often unverified, unverifiable or completely false news stories, that cause serious damage to persons and institutions".

On Tuesday, the Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, did not deny the reports of Francis's remarks, saying only that he had no comment on a private meeting — a marked shift from past months, in which the Vatican vehemently called such reports "unverified, unverifiable or completely false".

The drumbeat of scandal has reached such a fever pitch that on Saturday, the Vatican Secretariat of State issued a rare pointed rebuke, calling it "deplorable" that ahead of the conclave there was "a widespread distribution of often unverified, unverifiable or completely false news stories, that cause serious damage to persons and institutions".

You do not have to write off the possibility of unverified or unverifiable phenomena.

According to a survey of over 1,018 "green" consumer products by the environmental marketing firm TerraChoice, only 1 was completely free of inflated or unverifiable claims.

Gossip is all it was: a pseudonymous source posting unverifiable facts.

The political arguments about the N.F.L.'s ratings, like all the other arguments about them, remain essentially unverifiable.