Sentence examples for substantiated is from inspiring English sources

Information regarding less exact threats or intelligence that cannot be substantiated is now relayed privately to law enforcement agencies or, in some cases, to industries or local governments in areas affected by the threat.

Of those souls who've held the title oldest living person in the world, the most substantiated is Jeanne Calment, a French woman who actually lived in Provence where the diet is as Mediterranean as it is French.

The flip side, inferred but never entirely substantiated, was that his taskmaster side wore out his troops.

They have found that, of course, the number of reported cases has risen, but the proportion of those that were not substantiated was exactly the same.

Major Watke, who had already been told by Barker that Thompson's story could not be substantiated, was also in the operations room.

Among the more visible companies whose workers' complaints were ultimately substantiated were Starbucks, Walmart, Dollar General, Dillard's, Sunglass Hut, Meijer, Outback, Anthropologie, Lowe's and the Salvation Army.

Information that could not be fully substantiated was excluded.

Realizing how much we simply take on faith regarding stories that are more difficult to substantiate is disturbing.

When complaints are substantiated it is almost unheard of that officers are prosecuted.

For living priests, it includes whether the accusation has been substantiated or is still under investigation.

"We concluded that the claim had not been substantiated and was likely to mislead viewers," the ASA said.