Sentence examples for without credible evidence from inspiring English sources

He insists, without credible evidence, that he won this election.

The Taliban said its position remained the same: It would not hand him over without "credible evidence" that he was involved in terrorism.

Mr. Ficklin, a sales manager, said he worried that Mr. Bush might proceed with an invasion without "credible evidence" that Mr. Hussein was intending to use his arsenal of weapons against the United States and its allies.

Mr. Trump established the commission after his repeated insistence, without credible evidence, that widespread voter fraud explained how Hillary Clinton received about 2.9 million more votes while he won the presidency in the Electoral College.

The US envoy, Nikki Hayley, insisted the JIM had to be independent and impartial, but the Russian envoy, Vassily Nebenzia, said the JIM had become a puppet of anti-Damascus forces, and had covered itself in shame when it issued a guilty charge against a sovereign state without credible evidence.

"The political climate in Turkey still allows for this," he says, pointing out that there are so many people who have been incriminated without credible evidence.

Your claim is totally baseless and was made without any credible evidence.

"Anonymity is given to anyone prepared to make untruthful accusations of child sexual abuse whilst the accused  are routinely fingered  publicly without any credible evidence first being found.

Lawyer Aman Ravindra-Singh, who is representing more than half of those arrested, said many had their rights violated by being thrown in jail without any credible evidence to back the charges.

It is either a deliberate attempt to undermine faith in the democratic process, an exhortation to those who favor new restrictions on access to the ballot box or the worrisome trait of someone with immense power willing to make wild statements without any credible evidence.

Baron notes that safety regulations are often put in place without scientifically credible evidence of their likely effects.