Sentence examples for that could be substantiated from inspiring English sources

Last night, Jim Monaghan, spokesman for Mr Anschutz, said his employer, as a board member, had never been in a position to steer business towards any bank".He was lumped in with the wrong guys... Spitzer also accused him of insider trading and there was not a single claim that could be substantiated.

The word 'first' could be an artifact of first aid, a claim that could be substantiated with further analysis of the Google Books corpus at the 2-gram level but beyond the scope of this manuscript.

So in 1997, as Pepper sought to examine old evidence in pursuit of a new trial that would have heavily featured Jowers, police questioned Jowers about the aspects of his old claims that could be substantiated.

But it's possible that it could be substantiated by evidence collected from the red planet.

"In addition Andy Anson has confirmed that any intelligence that he believed could be substantiated was shared with Mr Garcia in his interview and that everything else was hearsay, gossip and rumour".

Finally, it has been suggested that market failure could be substantiated by demonstrating that private training returns are relatively high in comparison to training incidence, social returns to training, or other investments.

We speculated that early environmental adversities may moderate a proportion of genetic liability to CO2 sensitivity through gene-by-environment interplay mechanisms, and that such mechanisms could be substantiated in man and animals.

According to an MSNBC report, the crucial words are inaudible, and presenter Rita Cosby questioned if it could be substantiated that Kalpoe had ever made the statements attributed to him in the Dr. Phil version's transcript of the secret recording.

If it emerges that even part of the allegations could be substantiated, a very strongly worded denial could lead to accusations of lying and would prolong the story.

The agency itself disclosed the charges in February 2002, and a five-month investigation by the internal oversight office found that of the 43 possible cases, 10 could be substantiated, none involving a United Nations staff member.

One possibility is that T3 regulates the transcription of these genes, either directly or indirectly, which could be substantiated by quantification of gene expression.