Sentence examples for hardly substantiated from inspiring English sources

Some criteria are hardly substantiated (voluntariness of the request, patient being well informed) and others are substantiated mainly by mentioning physical aspects (unbearable suffering).

However, this claim is hardly substantiated, given the dominance of qualitative small-n designs in environmental governance research.

In short, to cite the resurgence of a living language as evidence that a fully extinct tongue could be recovered hundreds of years down the line hardly substantiates the writer's tenuous claims.

The NAD said the Oracle "messaging" could not be substantiated.

But Mr Lazio slowly grew in confidence, showing growing annoyance at the "beyond shameless" Mrs Clinton's attempts to paint him as an extremist (something that his mostly moderate record in Congress hardly substantiates).

In summary, the presented findings seem hardly sufficient to fundamentally substantiate the poaching hypothesis for the case of CVT in general.

But such public dismissal of Russia – with charges, such as "sending hundreds of heavy weapons across the border", that have not been substantiated, despite all the surveillance technology Nato has at its disposal – will hardly encourage Moscow to cooperate.

Hardly any of the positive findings achieved in these studies were unequivocally confirmed or substantiated in meta-analyses.

I liked it so much that I can hardly form a coherent sentence about it, but apparently it's oft recommended but the recommendation is rarely substantiated so I will have to have a go.

No allegations were substantiated.

One complaint was substantiated.