Sentences with word «unsubstantiated»

You are just spouting off a bunch of unsubstantiated claims in a language that looks to be on par with a third grader.

The report, built around detailed chronologies of dozens of CIA detainees, documents a long - standing pattern of unsubstantiated claims as agency officials sought permission to use — and later tried to defend — excruciating interrogation methods that yielded little, if any, significant intelligence, according to U.S. officials who have reviewed the document.

Perhaps they are swayed by the fact that both christianity and mormonism were created by men who made unsubstantiated claims of divine authority.

The News of the World said: «The New York Times story contains no new evidence — it relies on unsubstantiated allegations from unnamed sources or claims from disgruntled former employees that should be treated with extreme scepticism given the reasons for their departures from this newspaper.

The American Civil Liberties Union says the federal government is illegally detaining immigrant teens from Suffolk County, N.Y., in «jail - like facilities,» based on unsubstantiated claims that they are members of transnational street gangs.

After years of unsubstantiated rumors about comedian Louis C.K. masturbating in front of associates, women are coming forward to describe what they experienced.

If you want to be better than the tabloids just be smarter than them and stop quoting people with unsubstantiated opinions.

The Justice Center said in a statement that state law prohibited it from handing over the records, which included unsubstantiated reports of abuse and neglect that contained confidential information:

Mark and Sue were sacked last autumn for unsubstantiated allegations relating to a satirical newsletter in which some senior managers felt they had been lampooned.

In general the newspapers either make up stories about transfers or report unsubstantiated rumours as fact.

There are many unsubstantiated theories as to why home values are continuing to increase.

From completely unsubstantiated stories of critical supply hubs in Africa being drained of oil to another article exposing China as an oil hoarder, the trend is unmistakable — inventories are coming down.

Your argument is just unsubstantiated assertion.

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.

Hoerling's claim that we make «many unsubstantiated assertions» is itself one.

Update: We want to be clear that our call to action regarding the HSPCA has nothing to do with the totally unsubstantiated rumors that have been floating around the internet that the HSPCA is killing animals in Beaumont.

The mother continues to make allegations which the court has found unsubstantiated in her discussions with other professionals.

Does your resume include unsubstantiated claims about your skills, knowledge, or abilities?

Yet, forcing ones unsubstantiated views on others is unprofessional and annoying.

The memos, which became known as the «Steele dossier,» also contained unsubstantiated accounts of encounters between Mr. Trump and Russian prostitutes, as well as real estate deals that were intended as bribes.

Do not use unsubstantiated comments such as «quick learner» or «hard worker», always demonstrate your skills with examples.

You would do infinitely better on these boards if you spent your time actually looking at the science and policy material instead of trying to prove AGW is a hoax or whatever it is you're trying to prove (usually it has something to do with unsubstantiated charges of monetary gain, your constant fall - back).

Their briefs and motions totally elude any factual statements and are based on unsubstantiated speculation and outright falsities, just like the foundation of their business since 2001.

Not surprisingly, I have seen many unsubstantiated health claims for macca on the Internet, ranging from promises of improved memory to eliminating fatigue, all of which sounds more like hype than fact to me.

The fact that those Nielsen ebook sales numbers come from only 30 publishers, however, doesn't stop Nielsen from claiming that their PubTrack numbers represent «85 % of the nation's eBook sales» and drawing broad and unsubstantiated conclusions from them.»

Reddit is not a place for people to get stories, and writing a story in four hours based on unsubstantiated information isn't real journalism.

There are also unsubstantiated reports that Beatty shot the movie off and on during that period even thought it officially has a rumored and quite conservative production budget of just under $ 27 million.

Anyway, these are only unsubstantiated rumors.

A party may not rely on without prejudice privilege if they make unsubstantiated threats or claims.

Reports throw unsubstantiated suspicion on scientific advice given to the World Health Organization.

On September 10, 2006, on a «tip» from a hostile neighbor who has filed many unsubstantiated complaints against Lynn in the past, Pinellas County Sheriff's Deputy Amy White went to Lynn's home to investigate a barking dog complaint.

Such unsubstantiated assertions often highlight that his father was born into a Muslim family in Kenya, and that Obama received some instruction in the religion at the Indonesian public school he attended as a child.

While the report is based on unsubstantiated sources, reliable Call of Duty news site Charlie Intel claims that its own sources have relayed similar information.

Yakubu, upon noting this did not rule out the fact that there had been reports and yet unsubstantiated allegations of breaches of peace.

You were the one who made this all about homosexuality, by making broad unsubstantiated assumptions about the behaviour of the gay community in general.

Nestlé increasingly targets pregnant women and new mothers through social media and by attempting to sponsor health workers, while seeking their endorsement for products using health and nutrition claims for products, which are often unsubstantiated.