Sentences with phrase «largely unsubstantiated»

The company has denied these claims, which remain largely unsubstantiated, but that hasn't been enough to get it back on federal lists of approved software vendors.

This respondent believes that the benefit estimates are based on postulated, but largely unsubstantiated causal linkages between increased privacy and earlier diagnosis and medical treatment.

Not only did the complainant's absences consistently fall immediately before or after scheduled days off, but they were largely unsubstantiated.

the performance concerns raised by the plaintiff's new manager were largely unsubstantiated and resulted from a misunderstanding about the plaintiff's duties;

These largely unsubstantiated claims are polarizing the public discourse on climate change and drawing attention away from climate impacts that are more directly related to global warming and ultimately much more damaging to our planetary life support system.

The bite force is reputed to be 600 pounds of pressure; however that seems to be largely unsubstantiated.

Although concerns about household chemicals and toxic ingredients are valid, when it comes to today's mattresses, they are largely unsubstantiated.

The claims made by proponents of juice fasting, which you have enumerated above, are indeed largely unsubstantiated, or not founded in fact; however, juice fasting is highly beneficial for completely different reasons than those often given by its proponents.

Overall, the powerhouse root remains somewhat of a mystery — and claims that it helps ease symptoms of PMS and menopause like cramps, hot flashes and mood swings are largely unsubstantiated.

A faith that the system will exhibit its applications within politics remains largely unsubstantiated.

Not exact matches

Earlier this year, I criticized his habit of launching largely overheated and unsubstantiated attacks on climate scientists, but credited him for assembling a talented research team centered on the gifted data analyst Robert Rohde (you'll hear from Rohde below), to take a new approach to compiling and analyzing temperature records going back two centuries.