unsubstantiated

And they are either unsubstantiated or based on a lie.

What world do you live in to make such an unsubstantiated statement as that?

"We try not to burden the committee with unsubstantiated data."

About 52 percent of the cases end up with allegations unsubstantiated.

Can we have some better evidence for your unsubstantiated claim, please?

There are at least three as yet unsubstantiated explanations for the change.

This has been unsubstantiated thus far, with the 9th series already in full swing.

He may have been passing along an unsubstantiated family legend.

Of those, 117 cases were unsubstantiated or did not constitute abuse, the report said.

Administration officials have acknowledged that the information about Iraq's nuclear efforts was unsubstantiated.

The trial began with several claims that were ultimately unsubstantiated.

In the end all his claims are speculative and unsubstantiated.

The accusations are unsubstantiated and have not been proven to the public.

He said the victim had made three similar accusations against other people, all of them unsubstantiated.

The company has called the charge false and the complaints unsubstantiated.

They must not be convinced by products sold on unsubstantiated claims.

In addition to being unsubstantiated, a workout run would not count as a record.

The case was closed 14 months ago, after all of the abuse allegations were found to be unsubstantiated.

The book's contents have been unsubstantiated by any evidence beyond Smith's testimony.

It would seem, therefore, that this article is based on an unsubstantiated premise.

It is a serious step to make unsubstantiated charges against another man."

Only 27 percent of the companies ultimately agreed to remove the unsubstantiated health claims.

However, recent research has shown that this particular anecdote is unsubstantiated.

Modern research has suggested that the claims of betting were unsubstantiated.

There are unsubstantiated reports of this species from fresh water in the Philippines.