Sentence examples for largely unsubstantiated from inspiring English sources

This is a radical claim, but it's largely unsubstantiated.

"The claims made by Cogmed," they wrote, "are largely unsubstantiated".

But the assertion, which echoes charges from other Republicans, is largely unsubstantiated or misleading.

Of those, two were unsubstantiated, and the third was being investigated but was largely unsubstantiated, said the county executive's office.

Tubman's allegations of fraud were largely unsubstantiated by the almost 5,000 national and international election observers in the country.

LONDON — The controversy over genetically modified crops has long focused on largely unsubstantiated fears that they are unsafe to eat.

Despite this, creationism consists largely of unsubstantiated claims that evolution has been falsified.

Earlier this year, I criticized his habit of launching largely overheated and unsubstantiated attacks on climate scientists, but credited him for assembling a talented research team centered on the gifted data analyst Robert Rohde (you'll hear from Rohde below), to take a new approach to compiling and analyzing temperature records going back two centuries.

The claims, which have largely proved to be unsubstantiated, included those from a defector who was identified as early as May 2002 as a fabricator by the Defense Intelligence Agency.

Based on unsubstantiated but largely circulated rumors around Firefox search revenue, the two companies can expect $2-3 2-3 user per year from the partnership.

Loud fears and claims of the supposed threat of Islam and application of Sharia law in the United States have been found to be largely overstated and often unsubstantiated, though that hasn't slowed a steady stream of legislation meant to address the issue.