Sentence examples for which cannot be substantiated from inspiring English sources

In Richard of Cirencester's account of the murder, which cannot be substantiated, Offa's evil queen Cynethryth poisoned her husband's mind until he agreed to have his guest killed.

Elsewhere, it has also been reported in the literature that the clustering of STI patients could refer to the clustering of social determinants instead of the infection per se [ 16], the relevance of which cannot be substantiated in this study.

Whilst it is desirable in principle to look at fetal weights the assumptions which are being made with this method cannot be substantiated with reference to our data which consists only of actual birthweights.

Hearsay evidence that cannot be substantiated when challenged in court.

The immigration minister, Scott Morrison, said in a statement: "The information as provided means the claims cannot be substantiated or disproved.

The best stories end and then they haunt us; they leave something of themselves that cannot be substantiated or monetised.

He wrote that the allegations "cannot be substantiated" and there was "no requirements for further information" unless new additional information was forthcoming.

This is why many positive as well as negative claims cannot be substantiated, and exaggerations from supporters and adversaries of TTIP dominate the debate.

But – evidently not keen to walk straight into another major scare campaign – Labor has gone to great lengths to make sure this claim cannot be substantiated.

Gov. Gray Davis and state officials who attended the 15-day talks held out for $8.9 billion, but Judge Wagner said that amount "has not and cannot be substantiated".

Often, causality cannot be substantiated, because no data exists to allow comparison of earthquake occurrence before and after the reservoir was filled.