Sentence examples for substantiated i from inspiring English sources

"On Wednesday 11 March after serious allegations of bullying, which I found to be substantiated, I regrettably had no alternative but to summarily dismiss Mick McGuire for gross professional misconduct," said PFA mouthpiece Gordon Taylor.

"I'm really not seeing that this has a benefit for patients," Natalie Compagni Portis, the patient representative on the committee, said during the meeting in Gaithersburg, Md ."Hope is very important, but to offer hope that isn't substantiated I don't think is responsible".

"Once I had established that the suggested reason for the text's inclusion was not being substantiated I decided to retract the paper" on 21 July, Parker says.

"Harvey has always been decent to me, but now that the rumors are being substantiated, I feel angry and darkly sad".

He also said they were all substantiated: "I have a signed contingency-fee contract with every client".

The market "is discounting a tremendous amount of good news now, which I don't think is going to be substantiated, and I don't think it's allowing for any possibility of bad news," said Uri Landesman, president of Platinum Partners.

I liked it so much that I can hardly form a coherent sentence about it, but apparently it's oft recommended but the recommendation is rarely substantiated so I will have to have a go.

To substantiate this I will offer one example where we understand reasonably well the genetics of the interaction, but where their currently exist gaps in the cell biology.

I also selectively refer to others' work or statistical tests to substantiate why I think something should be done differently.

Without a helicopter or any other possible way to substantiate it, I would say it was definitely, definitely bigger.

But, as long as we're on the topic of who substantiated what claim, I'm really intensely curious over one of Gollust's contentions -- namely, that McCaffrey "lost potential outside opportunities precisely because he had made an ethical decision to be objective and make critical comments when warranted".