Sentence examples for corroborate its from inspiring English sources

"Quite simply, the regime is raising the costs of peaceful demonstrations to force protesters either to quit, in which case it wins, or to resort to weapons, in which case it could corroborate its narrative of a seditious insurgency and probably win also," he said.

Why didn't ABC News corroborate its story before running with it?

Turkey's government has told U.S. officials that it possesses audio and video footage to corroborate its assertion that Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered inside of the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, according to multiple news outlets.

The Interior Ministry has not released any details that might corroborate its statement.

He decided to change one scene when several vets refused to corroborate its portrayal of a lieutenant suspected of having induced his own case of trench foot.

The lawsuit repeated a claim by players and their union that the N.F.L. has not presented evidence or sources to corroborate its findings.

Corroborating its monomeric nature, it migrates on semi-native gels in a single band of the expected size.

This actually suggests that TH (with moderate midazolam or propofol doses) can be sufficient to transitorily control benign postanoxic SE (corroborating its antiepileptic properties), while it does not prevent a poor outcome in more severe forms.

Despite recent studies having raised doubts about whether to consider this taxon as a species or as a variety of M. atropurpureum (Espert et al. 2007), we decided to treat it as a differentiated entity, until further analysis corroborates its status.

He said the military had corroborated its information from more than one source.

The group, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which sympathizes with the opposition and reports daily tallies of combat and violence from a network of contacts on the ground in Syria, corroborated its assertion on Friday with a video posted on the Internet.