Sentence examples for substantiated all from inspiring English sources

Uber said last month that it has not substantiated all the claims in the letter — some of which were also withdrawn by Jacobs (who previously reached a financial settlement with Uber).

Of the patients whose RA diagnosis could not be substantiated, all suffered from another rheumatic disease according to their medical records (Table  3).

In the present study, we examined an entirely independent cohort and substantiated all previously significant findings while also noting that increased patella cartilage volume is significantly associated with an increased cross-sectional area of vastus medialis.

Wednesday's playing of Haydn's Symphony No. 97 substantiated all this: straightforward, buoyant, with Haydn's martial timpani parts and splendid surprises coherently managed.

"We heard the stories throughout our lives and now Dr. Ballard has substantiated all the folklore my grandmother used to tell us," Edward Kennedy Jr. said two weeks ago when he and his cousin Max attended the opening of the exhibition, which is called "PT-109: Courage Under Fire".

In a statement to TechCrunch, an Uber spokesperson said, "While we haven't substantiated all the claims in this letter and, importantly, any related to Waymo our new leadership has made clear that going forward we will compete honestly and fairly, on the strength of our ideas and technology".

But I need to substantiate all that I say through the original documents.

Judith Warner's article on vision therapy referred to a convergence-insufficiency treatment trial as a "gold standard," but this single study, which recommended in-office therapy for convergency insufficiency, should not be used to substantiate all uses of vision therapy.

But there is a new twist this time: congressional clarification of how to substantiate all those $10 text message donations.

While the family has alleged a wider conspiracy of a cover-up, Dr Maguire said he had been unable to substantiate all of their allegations.

The version of the article that appeared on our site was erroneously made live before our fact-checking team were able to substantiate all claims made within it.