Sentence examples for prepared to substantiate from inspiring English sources

Students should be prepared to substantiate the reasons for including particular details.

NEDs were prepared to press EDs to substantiate what the EDs were stating or proposing, and sometimes insisted on being kept informed of (even involved in) work directly arising from Board decisions.

Years of public health research substantiates a simple truth:  Young women and their partners are not always prepared to use contraception in the heat of the moment.

As his first chance to give an American audience his view, it seemed a prime opportunity for him to win sympathy and to substantiate why the Obama administration should immediately repatriate Fethullah Gulen, the U.S.-based cleric the Turkish government blames for the plot ― something the United States says it is not yet prepared to do.

Do not make excuses or try to substantiate your actions.

He just has a set of claims, which he fails to substantiate, because they just can't be substantiated.

To substantiate the result, interviews and focus group discussions (FDG) were prepared and conducted.

Yet on Thursday evening, the White House was still trying to substantiate Ms. Rice's argument earlier in the day that an Aug. 6 intelligence briefing prepared for Mr. Bush about the deadly mix of Qaeda terrorists and airplanes contained nothing about "time, place, how or where" that the president could have acted upon.

This seems hard to substantiate.

"There is nothing to substantiate this.

Evidence now seems to substantiate this claim.