Sentence examples for corroborates some of the from inspiring English sources
In Sirte, a resident's account to the BBC corroborates some of the acts claimed by IS on social media.
That corroborates some of the common effects of psilocybin reported by users, such as new insights and realizations, synesthesia and nonlinear thinking.
This finding corroborates some of the statements made to us by our interviewees.
Under questioning, Mr. Cusick gave statements to the police that corroborated some of the complaints of the victims, Capt.
But in April 2000, nearly two years after the incident, two new witnesses emerged and gave statements that corroborated some of the troopers' account.
Most notably, Mr. Hanssen, officials say, corroborated some of the information that Mr. Ames was providing to the K.G.B., which certainly would have increased Moscow's confidence in the secret material it was receiving from both agents.
Nowhere in the document does the agency assess the veracity of those sources, though it does note that at one point the agency had "not been able to corroborate some of the more sensational threat reporting".
"Our results corroborate some of the results in the medical literature (e.g., the negative effects of exposure to glyphosate on dermatological problems and abortions)." But will the fumigations now be suspended or, even better, stopped altogether?
By then, people involved in the inquiry said, investigators had corroborated some of the contributor's claims that he had given gifts to Mr. Torricelli and had received his help with business deals.
While refusing to provide the suspect's name, age or nationality, the federal authorities confirmed a report in The Star Tribune of Minneapolis that he had been able to corroborate some of the government's account of the background of Mr. Moussaoui, the only person charged in an American court with conspiring in the September 2001 attacks.
