It is well documented, and you can substantiate it with a quick web search.
But Varoufakis substantiates it with quotes – some gleaned from the tapes of conversations and phone calls he was, unbeknown to the participants, making at the time.
He determined to substantiate it with all the cash he could raise and all the expertise he could muster, because the alternative was ridicule, or worse.
That's Mr. Halper's argument, and he substantiates it with a compelling survey of China's emerging relations all over the world.
"My So-Called Life" is essentially a study of a young mind processing desire into something less terrifying and more easily justified — substantiating it with false hopes — and in that regard it is more than a good TV show, it is a good TV show that attains the dimension and complexity of literature.
"I knew everything that was going on, but I couldn't substantiate it with proof," he said.
The study incorporates a nanoapproach in synthesizing biopolymeric nanocomposites encapsulating lithium carbonate by substantiating it with an animal despair and histopathological study to endorse the effect of nanocapsulated drug as an effective brain drug.
So, we left about 98percentt of what we learned on the floor -- didn't even report it -- because unless we could substantiate it with primary sources that we truly trusted and whose motivations we trusted, then we didn't even go there".
This finding is consistent with previous reports, but these reports failed to substantiate it with significant statistical difference.
The authors of Telescoper made an attempt to improve on Ray's scoring function and to substantiate it with rigorous statistical analysis.
people say about themselves, unless with time it is substantiated with actions and [with] what gets revealed". I've not met these experts in person, so am I perpetuating the same misplaced faith as Lutey?
