Sentence examples for substantiated some from inspiring English sources

A review conducted by former integrity commissioner Philip Moss substantiated some of these sexual assault allegations.

If internal charges are substantiated, some of the officers could be fired.

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

In December 1999, Mr. Brenes says, a report by the state's Moreland Act Commission substantiated some of the abuses that he had described.

The company's blocking received wide publicity last October after The Associated Press ran tests of Comcast's network that substantiated some users' allegations.

And while not every success story can be substantiated, some law enforcement officials say the fraud baiters had proved to be crucial allies.

I and other journalists can personally substantiate some of these claims.

The report by the accounting office appears to substantiate some of the concerns of Mr. Grassley and other lawmakers.

Instead of denouncing me (which I expected), they were discussing how what I'd written in my blog had allowed them to substantiate some of my changes, which they'd reinserted into the article.

The fact that he died at the age of forty-two would appear to substantiate some "thorn in the flesh," but Garff rules out tuberculosis and syphilis, two common killers of the era, and other diagnoses cannot be confirmed.

The results of the assessment show that while some specific topics are consistently and rigorously documented, thus substantiating some of the claims found in the literature, other areas of research still lack the level of disaggregated data or an appropriate methodology to reach consistency and robust conclusions.