Sentence examples for be difficult to verify from inspiring English sources
In other cases, it can be difficult to verify the facts when someone claims their well water has gone bad.
Whether Google is the largest buyer of renewables would be difficult to verify, as many industries do not release data on how much energy they consume.
The whereabouts and final use of the removed material are matters that will require further investigation -- although it will be difficult to verify the disposition of the H.M.X. that is declared to have been used.
It can also be difficult to verify the truth of data and reported incidents, and sift the truth from the tales, thus requiring triangulation with other types of data sources, such as traditional media or government-generated crime reports.
But the administration said it could be difficult to verify this information because the main sources of data reflect only "whether an individual is employed and with which employer, and not whether the employer provides health insurance".
"The information is so slim that it will be difficult to verify independently," complains Sebastian Brett of Human Rights Watch, a lobby group.Some see its release as a ploy to put an end to court cases against former military officers.
As ever it's difficult to verify the date.
It was difficult to verify whether this really was happening.
It was difficult to verify the number of casualties independently.
The precise fate of the manuscripts was difficult to verify.
