Sentence examples for accurate testimony from inspiring English sources

They found that consumers gave accurate testimony about most kinds of debt, including mortgages and student loans, but not when asked about credit card debt.

Only with Fischer's death in 2008 did the atmosphere of omerta that surrounded the legend begin to dissipate and a more accurate testimony emerge.

4. Individually, create a fictional, historically accurate testimony of a person living through one of the six major flu pandemics or pandemic "scares".

The doctors' report on Deghayes, signed by Fluxman, concluded that "given all these factors, I don't see how Mr Deghayes would be able to give instructions to his lawyers, listen to evidence and give his own accurate testimony".

The report on Deghayes concludes: "Given all these factors, I don't see how Mr Deghayes would be able to give instructions to his lawyers, listen to evidence and give his own accurate testimony".

The speaker is not acting under professional or institutional demands for accurate testimony.

This level of attention to detail is crucial, especially when trying to extract accurate testimonies from those who, perhaps due to cultural or traumatic influences, maintain a different sense of truth.

But if accurate, the testimony also underscores one of the bigger issues about Android for rivals: its "free" price tag.

Roger Pielke Jr. was more factually accurate with his testimony, but conveniently for those who favor climate inaction, he's known for downplaying the link between human-caused climate change and extreme weather events.

But Mr. Rattner's immunity hinges on whether his testimony was accurate.

… So let's assume, for the moment, that Libby's testimony is accurate.