Sentence examples for substantiated doubts from inspiring English sources

But the judge in the case, Victor Marrero has grave and well substantiated doubts.

If the $5 billion figure is not ultimately substantiated, shareholders may doubt H.P. management's judgment.

These doubts were soon substantiated when in 1913 Rozenthal and Plancherel proved that the hypothesis was untenable for realistic gas models.

The 1997 allegations of inappropriate comments, which Mr. Levy said had been substantiated by board investigators, cast doubt on Mr. Ayed's "suitability to serve in a leadership position in our schools".

Clinical records are often not available to testing labs, though in some cases they may substantiate or cast doubt on a variant's pathogenicity.

Though modern scholarship substantiated some of Kramer's claims, historians cast doubt on others.

Researchers began airing doubts about Theranos more than a year ago, arguing that its biggest claims weren't substantiated in any scientific publications.

Given that the prostitute allegations were never substantiated, many news organizations did not cover them and recent reporting only gives more reason to doubt their veracity.

One complaint was substantiated.

No allegations were substantiated.

Only one has been substantiated.