Sentence examples for substantiate of from inspiring English sources

This claim is harder to substantiate, of course — there is no way to accurately quantify the number of potential crimes and suspects that law enforcement opts not to pursue.

Recommendations for a substantiate of loessial thicknesses in the largest cities of the Central Moldova are developed: Kishinev, Tiraspol, Bendery.

There were rumours, never fully substantiated, of fallings-out behind the scenes, and Speed moved to Newcastle for £5.5m in 1998 after only 65 games and 17 goals.

The report by the accounting office appears to substantiate some of the concerns of Mr. Grassley and other lawmakers.

"We were also unable to substantiate allegations of politically-motivated suppression of particular subjects or sources".

The internal workings of Clough's mind substantiate much of the text, simultaneously humanising and rewriting his life.

"There were no findings that substantiate any of the allegations made in the complaints," Ms. Smith of Medco said.

I and other journalists can personally substantiate some of these claims.

A Bahamian government commission was unable to substantiate any of the claims, but the allegations had pronounced political ramifications.

"The facts did not substantiate any of the charges against Bishop Hubbard," Ms. White said at a news conference in Albany.

Mr. Hood's lawyers responded to that finding by saying they had long tried to substantiate rumors of the affair.