Sentence examples for hard to substantiate from inspiring English sources

This seems hard to substantiate.

Such anecdotes and suspicions are hard to substantiate.

There was anecdotal evidence, hard to substantiate, that this was mobilising pro-European voters.

Suggestions that Wisconsin may now be leaning Republican are hard to substantiate.

However, some researchers say claims about the effects of police-worn body cameras are hard to substantiate.

"But now the courts have said there was no sodomy, so it seems like it will be hard to substantiate any corruption".

Other claims however, including some of the most frequently cited, proved harder to substantiate.

He collects glimpses of Mona, contrives intimacies, weaves a narrative that makes subsequent realities even harder to substantiate.

This claim is harder to substantiate, of course — there is no way to accurately quantify the number of potential crimes and suspects that law enforcement opts not to pursue.

While mutual influences of HCMV infection and established AID are consequently unavoidable, any causal relationship is much harder to substantiate.

Chemical weapons attacks are notoriously difficult to substantiate.