Sentences with phrase «unsubstantiated rumours»

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

Seeing their newspaper and TV audiences haemorrhaging last summer the main stream media empires that run the national papers started to set up bloggettas of their own — and not just one each, but in some cases a dozen such sites, each recycling the wild and unsubstantiated rumours of each other, each quoting the other as the source.

Details on the reshoots are scarce, but there are a few unsubstantiated rumours — potentially pure -LSB-...]

I've heard one unsubstantiated rumour about the RS5's exploits around the Nürburgring Nordschleife (sub 8 minutes), and if that proves correct it would seem Audi have got it right.

Lobos in Spanish means wolf, and unsubstantiated rumours indicate that Cayo Lobos (Wolf Caye) was a seal rookery.

So yeah, seems like something might happening on the Beyond Good and Evil sequel front, since companies never usually comment on completely unsubstantiated rumours.

In the run - up to any major smartphone launch, much of the information that gets revealed comes from unsubstantiated rumours.

In keeping with my new tradition of reporting unsubstantiated rumours, Tom Dunn at the Sun has tweeted that the Tory whips were pressuring Mercer to stay.

It is therefore highly unlikely that a sober person will come up with a highly negative article based on an unsubstantiated rumour.

My immediate supervisor began spreading, to managers higher up, unsubstantiated rumours that my research work was not up to standard and thereby nearly prevented me from attending science - related seminars and necessary training.

These are unsubstantiated rumours and nothing more.

For now, it's nothing more than an unsubstantiated rumour, but it's an interesting prospect in the run up to the Apple Watch launch.