Sentence examples for less substantiated from inspiring English sources
"I think that the fact that there is less substantiated wrongdoing shows that the judges are doing an outstanding job," said David Bookstaver, a spokesman for the Office of the Court Administration.
In the following map, titled "The Big Picture," green is established cougar territory, while the dots are sightings: Meanwhile, less substantiated sightings are taking place in Illinois since the cougar was killed there in April.
Another far less substantiated rumour concerns Judi Dench, with Big Shiny Robot's Full of Sith podcast claiming she's being considered for the role of Mon Mothma, a founder of the Rebel Alliance – the gossipy Latino Review also hinted at her casting.
Another probably less substantiated remark is that "safe" plant extracts would help cells to survive under conditions which progressively break intracellular machinery (one may mention free radical scavenging activities).
Explanations behind the observed relation of MMP-9 to non-cardiovascular death are less substantiated.
Furthermore, many studies with various designs provided a significant body of evidence that PEM and enamel hypoplasia in the primary dentition are associated, while the association in the permanent dentition is less substantiated (see review from Psoter et al. [ 20]).
Only nine – less than 0.18% – were "substantiated" after an investigation by the force's complaints department, leading to renewed calls for greater transparency and accountability, as well as an "ethical audit" of all TSG officers.
A book needs a more substantial and substantiated theme than this.
Ford's story is mostly substantiated indirectly, but it does have substantiation.
The number of on-record, substantiated stories on abusive men in the media and arts industries Weinstein, Ailes, Cosby, Tidball feels less like a series of incidents, and more like a sea change.
Of those, 41 were "not substantiated", 13 were still being investigated and five had been "partially substantiated on lesser matters".
