Sentence examples for difficulty in corroborating from inspiring English sources
Due to the difficulty in corroborating reports of torture deaths in China, estimates on the number of Falun Gong practitioners killed under persecution vary widely.
However, she did not previously publish that detail in The Times because of the difficulty of corroborating it in the United States.
Gall said she trusted the source of the information, which came secondhand from a friend "high enough in the intelligence apparatus to know what he was talking about". However, she did not previously publish that detail in The Times because of the difficulty of corroborating it in the United States.
The venerable Peter Snow (father of historian Dan Snow and then a reporter on Newsnight), was accused by a Tory MP of an "almost treasonable" act in noting the difficulty of corroborating British casualty figures.
Guardian Australia understands these stricter reporting requirements were implemented in response to concerns of Victoria police about the difficulty of corroborating a registrant's reported and actual travel movements.
From the start, investigators had difficulty corroborating Mr. Smollett's story, even with about a dozen detectives assigned to the case.
The difficulty to corroborate the messenger paradigm in human clinical studies may also relate to the fact that the linear model of causality generally assumed to reflect the relation between genome variability, expression and phenotype may be too simplistic to account for a much more complex biological reality.
The negotiations are further complicated by the Government's difficulty in acquiring evidence to corroborate accounts of Mr. Clinton's relationship with the woman and any effort he may have made -- including referring her to a lawyer and helping her find a job -- to persuade her to remain silent about it.
The low prevalence of salmonellae with HLRC has been ascribed to counter selection in the environment (6 ), an observation corroborated by the difficulty in selecting HLRC mutants in vitro.
In addition, the link between indoor NO2 concentrations and respiratory symptoms is not corroborated with objective data on pulmonary function, given the difficulty in obtaining reliable measures of lung function in this young age group.
