Sentence examples for corroboration by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "corroboration by" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to introduce someone or something that provides supporting evidence or confirmation for a statement or claim. Example: The witness's testimony provided corroboration by revealing the same details as the surveillance footage.
His conviction at his first trial was overturned for lack of corroboration by independent witnesses.
To the Editor: The only way to ensure honesty in electronic medical records is to require corroboration by the patient.
The same old scare tactic — a Middle East Hitler plotting a nuclear holocaust — has been recycled with a fresh arsenal of hyped, loosey-goosey intelligence and outright falsehoods that are sometimes regurgitated without corroboration by the press.
Nevertheless, no one has been convicted and most of the alleged criminals probably will walk free since the cases are based exclusively on the declarations of "protected witnesses" without corroboration by independent investigations.
Joseph Pentangelo, a spokesman for the A.S.P.C.A., said in a statement that his agency's investigation "was thorough and included corroboration by eyewitnesses to the incident who confirmed that Monique Smith was the perpetrator".
Kirby said many things shocked him about the lives of ordinary North Koreans, but he mentioned in particular the regime's denial that political prison camps exist, "especially given the strong testimony and the corroboration by the international satellite images now available to the world".
It is useful nevertheless to have further corroboration supplied by Blair himself.
Most Americans can agree that the information and corroboration provided by W. Mark Felt, revealed to be the Watergate affair's Deep Throat, served a good end, helping bring down President Richard M. Nixon who, despite his protestations, was indeed revealed to be "a crook".
We leveraged this work to develop a series of rotavirus disease models to explore uncertainties associated with analytic choices about model structure [ 17], and conducted corroboration exercises by comparing projected model outcomes to those obtained using the companion model described below.
While only further experiments can verify this, the quantitative corroboration provided by our findings sets on firmer ground the conclusion from earlier studies that Ca 2+ bursts from lysosomes are indeed responsible for initiating the first phase of a cell wide Ca 2+ wave via L-SR junctions.
It is reinforcement by disparagement, rather than by corroboration.
