Sentence examples for was never substantiated from inspiring English sources

He bragged about murdering looters during Hurricane Katrina, though that was never substantiated.

Means's collaborator later disavowed the work, and Means's employment by Florence Harding was never substantiated.

"She went to Oslo and she was told that she had a progressive condition, which was never substantiated by any other expert who examined her".

The information, which was never substantiated as credible, alleged that Álvaro Uribe, who was then a senator from Antioquia and is now president of Colombia, was possibly linked to the Medellín drug cartel and its leader, Pablo Escobar.

He left professional cricket at the age of 32 shortly after making allegations that three of his England teammates had taken money to fix matches - a charge that was never substantiated.

His professional career ended nine years ago, shortly after he made allegations that three England team mates had taken money for match fixing, a charge that was never substantiated.

The accusations were never substantiated, and Lord Ashcroft is suing the British Foreign Office over the matter.

The rumors, which were never substantiated, have been revisited in national news media coverage of Mr. Perry's prospective presidential bid.

Also, half the 5,000 complaints received annually are never substantiated because those who file them refuse to cooperate with the investigation process.

Rumours that Assad had fled to the coastal city of Latakia and that his British-born wife, Asma, had sought refuge in Russia were never substantiated.

Thomas Mulvihill, the assistant United States attorney leading the case, also accused Cuba's Fidel Castro in the late 1980s of acting as a go-between in cocaine trafficking out of Colombia, claims that were never substantiated.