Sentence examples for a verifiable instance from inspiring English sources

The OED recently renewed its plea for help in tracking down documentation of the first time someone wrote "email" or "e-mail" instead of "electronic mail". The appeal has been online for three years — and the word has been an entry in the Oxford English Dictionary since 1989 — but the OED still doesn't have a verifiable instance of the first time someone used it.

Where, on the other hand, is a single verifiable instance of a climate denier being silenced by the authorities?

So the new rule carries some technical specifications: An eligible recording must have audio quality "comparable to at least 16-bit 44.1 kHz," for instance, and have "a verifiable online release date".

"You have a verifiable track record.

Discovery requires more than a verifiable fact.

Nostradamus resisted the temptation to give a verifiable date.

The thong also got a verifiable lift from Ms. Lewinsky.

But I don't think an "assumption" counts as a verifiable hypothesis.

And that in turn could put a verifiable denuclearization deal out of reach".

He now knows that online identities, like offline identities, leave a verifiable trail over time.

I'm all for diplomacy, and would be overjoyed by a verifiable peace deal.