Sentence examples for to substantiate it from inspiring English sources

"I don't see any evidence in our history or anybody else's to substantiate it".

Newspapers reported the gossip about Mr. Chen, but after no evidence emerged to substantiate it, they dropped the story.

This effectively leaves us no better off because while we cannot say the research is untrue, there is no peer review process to substantiate it.

Claim them too soon and at best you risk appearing gauche, at worst you may find yourself without a business to substantiate it.

I cannot think of any legislation in history that was introduced on the understanding that there was no evidence to substantiate it.

"It could be a true abduction, or the boyfriend theory is possible, although we haven't been able to substantiate it," he said.

For the most part, the only ones who read this stuff are fellow psi researchers and a rival group of skeptics who are as devoted to debunking psi as the researchers are to substantiating it.

Subway said it conducts both in-house and "independent" studies to substantiate its calorie information.

Public Health Wales, the body co-ordinating the response to the measles epidemic, has also written to the centre asking it to substantiate claims it makes on its website that single jabs are more effective than the MMR and justify its continuing links to stories about the now discredited claims of a possible association between the MMR and autism.

As the total number of suspected measles cases in Swansea nears 900 and tests continue into whether the disease has claimed its first fatality in the UK for five years, Public Health Wales, the body co-ordinating the response to the epidemic, has asked the centre to substantiate claims it makes on its website as regards the efficacy of the vaccine.

In his closing remarks, he had to leave that out, because he never did get around to substantiating it.