Sentence examples similar to substantiate by citing from inspiring English sources
He tries to substantiate his conviction in the inevitability of a power conflict between China and the United States by citing the former's exponential growth.
By citing Libya's reform as the outcome of a threatening foreign policy stance, the Bush administration is substantiating a foreign policy doctrine on false premises.
A model for predicting equilibrium moisture content in wood-polymer composites is presented and substantiated by obtained results and cited experimental data.
Only CBS News has been able to substantiate parts of the report, citing one anonymous source.
But the claim (p. 294) that the "pause" in the euthanasia action in August 1941 was not a consequence of protests by German clerics but rather of Germany's slower than expected advance into the USSR, mounting air raids, and increased shortages at home is not substantiated by any information in the three secondary sources cited.
The burden of proof when citing evidence to substantiate faith is disturbingly low.
Police officials have said that Chief Anemone believed that the brutality complaints were not substantiated, and they also cited Officer Livoti's status as a police union delegate.
The references cited as providing the original observations that are substantiated by Wang et al. [ 14] are both abstracts from conference proceedings; thus it is not clear what they report.
Mr Klein anticipates this response, and, citing a recent paper by Jared Bernstein, a former Obama administration economist, says there isn't strong evidence substantiating this theory.
Highly promising figures that the administration cited to demonstrate economic progress in Iraq last fall, when Congress was considering whether to continue financing the war, cannot be substantiated by official Iraqi budget records, the Government Accountability Office reported Tuesday.
