Sentence examples for confirmed especially from inspiring English sources

The interpretation of the law is still not fully confirmed, especially as there is no pass/fail result in this year's stress test.

He always drew as a kid, but when he got it into his head to apply to the National College of Arts in Lahore (whose first principal, he says, was Rudyard Kipling's father), his family's worst fears – of a child throwing it all away for art – seemed to be confirmed, especially since it took him three attempts to get accepted.

That is confirmed especially by radiocarbon accelerator mass spectrometry and optically stimulated luminescence age determinations, and by pollen analyses.

When a theory predicts something we wouldn't otherwise expect, it's confirmed especially strongly if the prediction is borne out.

Primary mediastinal seminoma should be listed as one of the differential diagnoses, when anterior mediastinal tumor with unilocular cyst is confirmed, especially the patient is young male.

As for the control variables, the previous findings are broadly confirmed, especially with elderly, leaning, initiative, referendum and misestimation that correlate either with operating revenues or operating expenditure and therefore ultimately with the financial performance.

It can be difficult to confirm, especially early on, since the signs and symptoms may be similar to those of other medical problems.

Paul claims the practice was routine and could have happened to thousands of young First Nations boys trapped in the system – though that is impossible to confirm, especially given the Canadian government's lack of transparency regarding the residential schools issue.

Paul claims the practice was routine and could have happened to thousands of young First Nations boys trapped in the system though that is impossible to confirm, especially given the Canadian government's lack of transparency regarding the residential schools issue.

And the pleasure-pain of having your worst suspicions confirmed is especially keen.

As a reporter, you don't say something as explosive as "Police shot a black man who was running away" until you have absolutely confirmed it — especially in such a potentially explosive situation.