Sentence examples for difficult to verify but from inspiring English sources
The ABC said the two stories were "difficult to verify" but "strikingly similar".
That claim was difficult to verify, but it personified Bragan's joy as a lifelong baseball man.
Such videos are difficult to verify, but the episode on Wednesday seemed to be confirmed by other witnesses.
Reports of weapons crossing the border are difficult to verify, but the FSA has an expansive network of smugglers who travel from Turkey to provide medical equipment, winter clothing, food, satellite phones and sensitive messages.
Such historical allegations are difficult to verify, but one of the many unsettling facts about Siddiquee's death is that it was not the first such killing: he was the fourth faculty member of Rajshahi university, one of the most prestigious in Bangladesh, to be murdered by extremists within a decade.
Note that Condition (i) in Theorem 3.1 looks difficult to verify but it is useful for applying the Theorem 2.1.
Harsher intermediary liability laws would make it too easy for such tragic, but difficult to verify, personal stories to be silenced.
It is difficult to verify the number of people killed but one woman who survived the attacks has told the BBC Hausa service about life in the town.
This may be the case, but is difficult to verify as the extent to which each product's recommended doses are based on comprehensive dose ranging in all severities of asthma is variable.
By contrast, the use of impure or active placebos seems easier to justify by the (to some extent sophistic) argument that, though not probable, these placebos could have some pharmacological or physical activity that has a positive effect on the health of the patient but is difficult to verify.
