Sentence examples for to be unsupported from inspiring English sources

Yet another guy I know, after being rejected by his mother and her church, found himself being chased by boys with dogs into his local school only to be unsupported by the teachers there.

It never ceases to amaze me how passionate (to put it lightly) so many people are about their beliefs -- even beliefs that appear to be unsupported by evidence.

This adherence study was conducted at a time when the ability of people in Africa to adhere to antiretroviral medication was questioned, a hypothesis that has since been found to be unsupported by evidence [9].

The fears of increased prostate cancer appear to be unsupported.

In addition, many statements appear to be unsupported by the data provided.

This might be partly explained by exposure to historical reporting of specific health risks associated with the OCP that have since been shown to be unsupported.

Still, I find one of the arguments he advances on page 226 for buying stocks–namely, that bond yields are coming down to be unsupported by evidence or economic theory.

Also, a fundamental difference between transfers from warm to cool versus cool to warm is unsupported by additional data (see below, experiment 3, but experiment 4; cf. [25]).

However, further speculations on the observed differential effects of the law in parks relative to the beaches are unsupported by the scope of our current study.

The inquiries reached similar conclusions: 1) Chiropractors are well positioned to manage musculoskeletal disorders, 2) Claims by chiropractors to be able to positively affect visceral disorders are unsupported by evidence and constitute a major obstacle to integration of chiropractic into the health care system, and 3) Chiropractic education needs to improve.

What this means, Reid thinks, is that the physical cause of the fall of an object regularly causes objects to fall when they are unsupported.