How To Use Unsubstantiated In A Sentence
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She offers a persuasive and very interesting hypothesis, as yet unsubstantiated, to which classroom research could usefully be directed.
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Many of these arguments from the early 1980s now appear rhetorically overextended, with too many unsubstantiated leaps across discursive spans.
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Persistent, if unsubstantiated, rumours of birds still being offered for sale had continued to circulate.
SPIX'S MACAW: THE RACE TO SAVE THE WORLD'S RAREST BIRD
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The county council has always maintained that these claims are unsubstantiated.
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Gossip can be the malicious spreading of misinformation, but unsubstantiated tittle-tattle is sometimes all we have to go on.
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Wood's second audacious - and completely unsubstantiated - claim was that all the lunar highlands were made of the rock anorthosite.
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This has led to all sorts of unfair and unsubstantiated accusations being leveled against me.
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Clearly, however, without further research, a presumption that temporal consistencies exist for other drugs, such as marijuana, barbiturates, and methamphetamine, would be an unsubstantiated one.
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In September, the FDA sent five warning letters to e-cigarette distributors for "unsubstantiated claims and poor manufacturing practices.
Are E-Cigarettes Evil?
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There have been unsubstantiated claims of low-level intimidation in Dublin through this canvass.
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Companies often make wild and unsubstantiated claims about their products.
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How about this for an unsourced, unsubstantiated smear.
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She claimed to understand black magic and to possess clairvoyance, ESP, and other senses unsubstantiated by science.
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The judge does not understand that and therefore misinterprets the claim that the intercept was allowed by FISA as an unsubstantiated claim that a warrant was obtained.
The Volokh Conspiracy » What Al-Haramain Says, And What It Doesn’t Say
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She offers a persuasive and very interesting hypothesis, as yet unsubstantiated[Sentencedict], to which classroom research could usefully be directed.
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However the research establishment simply see unsubstantiated claims, and a lack of scientific rigour.
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And while the popular Web search engine may point students to some scholarly works, it also points them to information that is unscholarly, unsubstantiated and, occasionally, untrue.
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The trouble is, as Brian's post on the excellent video debunking of climate 'gate' shows, when people are willing to jump to crazy and unsubstantiated conclusions at the slightest provocation, the term skeptic just doesn't cut it.
TreeHugger
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I do object to their claim, which I find totally unsubstantiated.
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Coca-Cola's line of VitaminWater drinks is not healthful, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, which is suing the beverage company for what it calls deceptive and unsubstantiated claims.
STREET KNOWLEDGE MEDIA
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None of the people already arrested indicated satanism as a motive, and it would be irresponsible to assume that there is definitely a link, based on one unsubstantiated report.
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Last month he was given leave by a court in California to sue the Illinois-based lawyer of a woman who made unsubstantiated rape claims against him.
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Now that they have lost that argument, they have moved on to unsubstantiated claims of financial ruin for pubs.
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Given the uncertainties in both models and the significant differences concerning the causes (dust and soot, versus sulphates) and length (three months to several years), the analogy between 'nuclear winter' and 'volcanic winter' was unsubstantiated, having only a vague commonality in a short-term diminution of global temperatures.
James Warren: This Week in Magazines: Online Dating, Erupting Volcanoes and Dick Cheney
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At that time I had certain, but unsubstantiated, evidence of subversion.
A SONG AT TWILIGHT
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With the flamboyant, unsubstantiated claims come exaggerated insults directed at anyone who criticises or questions his work.
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The Web site is filled with extraordinary but unsubstantiated claims regarding their cipher.
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He has built his academic career on unsubstantiated claims that he is a Native American.
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This article is loaded with ex cathedra statements, unsubstantiated claims, and inaccuracies.
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The presumption that the glass envelopes of these bulbs function as cutoff filters to remove short wavelength radiation was unsubstantiated.
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It was time to deploy Dexter's tactic of unsubstantiated allegation.
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The red-baiting demagogue who publicly made wild, unsubstantiated charges assailing victims' patriotism proved no match for the fact-checking investigative reporter.
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Frank Dux like most celebrities is continually subjected to misleading and sensationalized reporting, that often results in unsubstantiated allegations being made and repeated.
FRANK W DUX
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Indeed, he did not himself acknowledge that he had recycled an unsubstantiated claim without any evidence that it was true.
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The danger, as sleazy stories ooze from the depths of the Web, is that traditional news outlets will find themselves spreading unsubstantiated garbage.
Howard Kurtz finds there are news nuggets in the tough, often tacky blog world
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It was time to deploy Dexter's tactic of unsubstantiated allegation.
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Such outlandish and unsubstantiated claims should provoke skepticism in all but the most gullible.
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For many months, racing has been the subject of wild rumours and unsubstantiated allegations, much of them nonsense and most thoroughly offensive.
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So, not only is conductive education theoretically unproven but also practically unsubstantiated.
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Educational personnel were the single most likely group to make unsubstantiated claims of child abuse.
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They argued his claim was unsubstantiated and, even if true, had been calculated incorrectly.
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She accused chiefs of a coverup after a first probe called her allegation 'unsubstantiated'.
The Sun
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The question of rumour and unsubstantiated allegation is a much broader one.
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She accused chiefs of a coverup after a first probe called her allegation 'unsubstantiated'.
The Sun
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As for the unsubstantiated and forcibly denied say - everything tales from this soon to be pin-up for "playgirl" magazine, the former boyfriend of Palin's daughter on CBS.
CNN Transcript Nov 14, 2009
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And while you might pet a stray dog and accidentally touch a scabby sore or some other yuck, the rabies fears seemed unsubstantiated and the cities haven't taken to rounding up the lot for the public safety.
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Some of the new findings, though, support previously unsubstantiated folk wisdom about alcohol and caffeine.
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The government has placed blame on the magazine for printing an unsubstantiated and uncorroborated story of this magnitude.
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He said there were allegations that the teacher may have struck out at the pupil first, but this claim was unsubstantiated.
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Complaints revolved around the completely unsubstantiated claims of 70 per cent absorption.
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Although the popular belief that tarantism results from a spider bite persists, it remains scientifically unsubstantiated.
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The Australian government has refused to sign the Kyoto treaty but still seems to have been buffaloed by the totally unsubstantiated claim that carbon dioxide is harmful.
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At that time I had certain, but unsubstantiated, evidence of subversion.
A SONG AT TWILIGHT
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The FDA letter, dated Jan. 10, said the ads made "unsubstantiated effectiveness claims."
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Say, for the sake of argument, that this is all unsubstantiated holistic hokum.
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The last thing we need right now is for you to be making unsubstantiated accusations of corruption against the Special Forces Brigade.
CODE BREAKER
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The information is described as unsubstantiated and uncorroborated, meaning that it came from one source, so it doesn't rise to any level of specificity or credibility, for that matter.
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Brumby further claimed that the story in the daily 'The Age' that said that Indian High commissioner Sujatha Singh complained over the attacks issue to Governor General Quentin Bryce in Sydney was "unattributed" and "entirely unsubstantiated".
Times Now
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The US government has placed blame on the magazine for printing an unsubstantiated and uncorroborated story of this magnitude.
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Here's to dire warnings, unsubstantiated threats and looking over our shoulders.
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If and when technologies stabilise, it may be too late to randomise: clinicians may have developed firm if unsubstantiated views, such that they are no longer equipoised.
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There are many unsubstantiated claims out there, and skeptics cannot possibly evaluate all of them.
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Your article failed to mention that GSK's concern related to an unsubstantiated theory being advanced by Dr. Mary Money that these adverse events were due to a direct vasoconstrictive effect on the pulmonary circulation, which could lead to a condition known as primary pulmonary hypertension.
Avandia Label Had Data on Congestive Heart Failure
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But it is reasonable to expect that the media do not repeat and pursue allegations in a way that prejudges their validity pending the outcome of investigations by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards … Above all, they should not use individual allegations as the occasion for making highly generalised and unsubstantiated comments against Members of this House as a whole and against our parliamentary system.
Betty Bothroyd The Autobiography
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The bigger thing for people to understand when is you put it on the unsubstantiated word of a reprobate witness who's getting "bribed" -- quote unquote -- by the government, paid by the government, and the 10th circuit mentioned that.
CNN Transcript Aug 19, 2003
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Another disquieting feature of the assessment report is the unsubstantiated claims of illness provided by the mother.
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It was time to deploy Dexter's tactic of unsubstantiated allegation.
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Accordingly, the hypothesized deterrence of ethanol to frugivorous vertebrates, or specifically primates, is unsubstantiated.
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In trial after trial, prosecutors put the doctor on the witness stand and his uncorroborated, unsubstantiated testimony was enough to send people to prison for decades.
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I hereby clarify that this allegation is baseless and unsubstantiated.
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People in the public eye, he says, are never allowed to forget even unsubstantiated claims of wrong-doing.
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They are now printing unsubstantiated, unsourced innuendo and passing it off as noteworthy.
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The more investigative types questioned whether the unibrow could be a result of inbreeding (unsubstantiated), while fashion designers and stylists weighed in on whether the unibrow was still heinously uncool (oh most certainly).
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