I do object to their claim, which I find totally unsubstantiated.
After several tense exchanges, Rice warned that any unsubstantiated allegations made by Washington politicians would be deeply damaging and wrong.
It is often used casually to refer to unsubstantiated personal opinions, in contrast to knowledge and fact-based beliefs.
But such details have got lost as the pressure has built in Tehran for a "green revolution" amid unsubstantiated claims that the election was stolen.
As a doctor I know that this is not a wholly unsubstantiated fear. But it is not death that scares many people - it is often the process of dying.
Many newspapers quoted figures that are unsubstantiated.
Russ Flegal, an environmental toxicologist at the University of California, says the pica theory is "unsubstantiated at best".
But is it a true representation of the state of dental health in the UK population, or an unsubstantiated convenient statement?
This does seem rather a vague palliative, however, and Mr Osman's occasional resort to unsubstantiated facts and dangling assertions does not help his argument. His editors appear to have been lazy.
Many contemporary publications quote figures that are unsubstantiated.
“That has created a very ugly environment” with unsubstantiated accusations and name-calling against former members of the Mubarak regime.
British sea captain who turned to piracy after being hired to protect British ships in the Indian Ocean( cruelty and undiscovered buried treasure, although unsubstantiated, remain legendary.
Pakistan's ambassador to the United States said the reports were unsubstantiated and “do not reflect the current on-ground realities.
Below a low cloud base at 800 feet, there had been good visibility. Speculation about birds being sucked into the plane's engines or the aircraft running out of fuel appear unsubstantiated.
And then there was the release of the unsubstantiated intelligence report, with its nausea-inducing claims, which I don't know what to do with.
Many of these reports may be unsubstantiated, originating from dubious Afghan informants.
Their responsibilities are much smaller, but they often nod and sigh before unsubstantiated rumors and adjust the temperature for the rumors.
