Sentence examples for a fact corroborated from inspiring English sources

As if this were not enough, China has blatantly sent nuclear weapons and missiles to Pakistan — a fact corroborated by intelligence leaks from American agencies.

NUS statistics show that UK students are reluctant to report abuse, a fact corroborated in my locale by Cherwell's survey of sexual violence in the University of Oxford.

Now, the emergence of Mr. Reyes provides an alternative reality -- that he raped the woman, a fact corroborated by DNA tests, and that he did it alone, an assertion that has not been proven or disproven.

In addition, he says that he now takes more chances in life, a fact corroborated in at least one aspect by his research partner Tim Wilson, who says that driving with Gilbert in Boston is a terrifying, white-knuckle experience.

Camellia Panjabi explains in 50 Great Curries of India that pomfret, a flat fish, is the Indian choice (a fact corroborated by Michelle Pethes-Jones, the Mangalorean-born former MasterChef quarter-finalist, who very kindly sends me her mum's recipe adapted from that of Goan food writer Maria Teresa Menezes).

Fact-checkers from all across the internet have shown that border apprehensions are on the decline, a fact corroborated by data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. .

In a recent study, we have in fact corroborated such observation and argued that the spectrotemporal coding of sensory features in the mammalian auditory system, particularly at the level of auditory cortex, provides a neural basis for the representation of both spectral and temporal acoustic attributes relevant for timbre perception.

Three additional sources who were supposed to have corroborated Curve Ball's claims were either known "fabricators" or had not, in fact, corroborated the claims at all.

During this time they reached the subadult condition (fact corroborated by observing the gonadal tissue), growing from 2 to 15 mm in diagonal bell width from June to November 2010, respectively.

Patti Powers, a former sex-crimes prosecutor now serving as an attorney advisor at Aequitas, a group that advises law enforcement on cases involving violence against women, said authorities were slowly coming to understand that "perceived impediments" to prosecution can in fact corroborate a truthful account for example, that "drugs and alcohol can be used in a predatory way".

This fact corroborates the hypothesis that specific, measurable quantities can be used to identify certain comorbidities that affect gait.