Sentence examples for unsubstantiated by from inspiring English sources

However the government rebuts these claims, saying they are unsubstantiated by any hard evidence.

That assertion offended the musicians, since the notion of a "global decline" of opera was unsubstantiated by any hard statistics.

Tubman's allegations of fraud were largely unsubstantiated by the almost 5,000 national and international election observers in the country.

On the contrary, I quickly learned that a thesis unsubstantiated by factual evidence would be marked an automatic fail.

That Baker, a pacifist, was reading history morally rather than pragmatically, as Sullivan claims, is no excuse for an argument unsubstantiated by evidence or logic.

Brent Bryson, a lawyer representing Toney and the estate, dismissed the allegations as "completely ludicrous" and "unsubstantiated by any true facts".

Possible addition to make this scenario plausible could be the inclusion of the following to the King's point speech/address; "-More crucially we have lost the support of our cooperating countries because they have believed unsubstantiated wild accusations by the social media that our leadership is corrupt.

Democrats contend that any damage to Mr. Kerry's popularity was caused by unsubstantiated claims by veterans disputing his Vietnam combat medals and that Mr. Bush will ultimately be hurt by their accusation that his campaign was secretly orchestrating the veterans' attacks.

"These are unsubstantiated claims by a man with an obvious axe to grind," he said.

It said the 40% destruction figure was based on an "unsubstantiated claim by green campaigners who had little scientific expertise".

How have Democrats responded to recent unsubstantiated claims by some veterans disputing Senator John Kerry's Vietnam combat medals?