Sentence examples for unsubstantiated since from inspiring English sources

They found that guenons' looks have evolved to become more distinctive from relatives living close by, backing up Mr Kingdon's explanation, which had stood unsubstantiated since the 1980s.

This explanation has remained mainly unsubstantiated since it is difficult to determine the exact cause.

The EAC considered this assumption to be unsubstantiated since, while IPC devices have been shown clinically to reduce the incidence of VTE, this prophylactic effect may relate to any combination of the three components of Virchow's Triad, not just increased venous blood flow [ 54].

Once sold as the drug Bendectin until a fear of birth defects (since unsubstantiated) forced it off the market in 1983, this combination had been used by a quarter or more of pregnant women.

Ofsted is this week expected to release a series of reports on schools under the spotlight since the unsubstantiated "Trojan Horse" allegations emerged.

Hoping to sell newspapers, publishers — specifically, William Randolph Hearst — alleged Spain was responsible for the disaster, an unsubstantiated claim at the time that has since been debunked.

The investigation found the claims against Loures to be unsubstantiated, but its results have since been suspended.

Even though that interpretation has long since been debunked, unsubstantiated claims about the nature and function of neural sex differences continue to be made and such claims may do serious harm [ 2– 4].

Still another in this space is Avvo, which has been around since 2006 and provides unsubstantiated ratings, as well as reviews and disciplinary records for lawyers in all 50 states.

Since the allegations are unsubstantiated, and it is not as though a lot of folks have not tried to substantiate them, and sound ridiculous to boot, it all looks like a smear of Trump.

Such labels are convenient but they are based on unsubstantiated assumptions, passed down for decades since the label first became trendy, about selfish "me-me-me what-ever" people who won't just join a church already.