Sentence examples for unverified statement from inspiring English sources

"A push poll is an unethical campaign activity, where an untrue or unverified statement is pushed towards a wide audience with the sole aim of distorting their views".

An unverified statement from Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isis) militants on Twitter claimed to have executed 1,700 prisoners, before it posted gruesome pictures of groups of apparently executed men.

Apparently taken aback by this hostile response, the group that had claimed responsibility for the attack issued a further (unverified) statement justifying the atrocity on the grounds that the hotels had been used as bases for waging war on Islam.Tribal troublesEven if most of his countrymen stand behind him in condemning the bombs, King Abdullah has other problems.

Another unverified statement has Spielberg calling the film's car chase is "one of the greatest chase sequences ever filmed".

IS said "soldiers of the caliphate" had carried out the attack to avenge six convicted militants executed in May, according to an unverified statement circulated on IS-linked Twitter accounts and by jihadist monitoring group Site Intelligence.

Typically pseudoscientists will make statements that are unverified, or verified by a source within their own belief circle.

In the case of the Post and the Fairfax story, the paper decided to publish a story about unverified sexual assault accusations after Fairfax's chief of staff and communications director issued a statement about such allegations only after the allegations had been published by the hyper-partisan Big League Politics website.

Nunes called FBI objections to the memo's release "spurious". "It's clear that top officials used unverified information in a court document to fuel a counterintelligence investigation during an American political campaign," Nunes said in a statement.

In a statement posted on its Web site on Thursday, the General Administration of Press and Publication barred reporters from directly including unverified information from the Internet or mobile telephone messages in news articles.

"It's clear that top officials used unverified information in a court document to fuel a counter-intelligence investigation during an American political campaign," Nunes said in a statement Wednesday evening.

The account is unverified.