Sentence examples for without any factual from inspiring English sources

Asked about Ravel's statement, Cohlmia said, "Ms. Ravel's comments were without any factual basis".

"Their claims are without any factual support in individual races," Mr. Mehlman said of the Democrats.

For the article to give the impression that the exploration of a Rye Brook coterminous town/village is supported by Rye Brook residents or that it is what the "founding fathers wanted" is without any factual basis.

The Democratic senators said the draft plan appeared to allow the F.B.I. to go even further in collecting information on Americans connected to "foreign intelligence" without any factual predicate.

"It was a somewhat unsettling thing to see the president of the United States without any factual basis whatsoever lunge out against a small country in the way that he did".

The articles "claimed, without any factual support whatsoever, that Kardashian faked the robbery, lied about the violent assault, and then filed a fraudulent claim with her insurance company to bilk her carrier out of millions of dollars", it added.

When Nils Hasselmo, the president of the University of Minnesota at the time, criticized a student group's decision to invite Stokely Carmichael to campus, citing Carmichael's bizarre assertion that Zionists had aided Nazism during the Second World War, Ellison wrote that Hasselmo had taken offense at the assertion "without offering any factual refutation of it".

FBI agents were also given the go-ahead to investigate individuals using highly intrusive monitoring techniques, including infiltrating suspect organizations with confidential informants and photographing and tailing suspect individuals, without having any factual basis for suspecting them of wrongdoing.

This allows FBI agents to investigate individuals using highly intrusive monitoring techniques, including infiltrating suspect organizations with confidential informants and photographing and tailing suspect individuals, without having any factual basis for suspecting them of wrongdoing.

In a supporting letter, design consultant Terry Poultney wrote claims the use caused serious harm to nearby residents were "totally unfounded and without any supporting factual evidence".

"The decision was made based on an apparent assumption, without any independent factual gathering or assessment, that the conduct which resulted in Chong's detention did not amount to misconduct and was not criminal.