Sentence examples for difficulty of corroborating from inspiring English sources

He attributes the informational glitches to the difficulty of corroborating the claims of an anonymous band of radicals.

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.

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.

However, she did not previously publish that detail in The Times because of the difficulty of corroborating it in the United States.

There was no shortage of corroborating evidence for that view.

On the other hand, URA9, which has a homologue in A. gossypii but not in S. cerevisiae, codes for a type 2 DHOD (1.3.5.2) and seems to be oriented for aerobic conditions, corroborating the difficulty of A. gossypii to grow in anaerobic conditions [ 72].

Practitioners corroborated the difficulty of publicising Health Start to women who do not speak English and those with poor literacy, because of the lack of information in languages other than English or in non-written formats.

Affidavit of Corroborating Witness.

Our results corroborate previous findings in the literature related to the difficulty of achieving INR control.

This phase-dependent response demonstrates the difficulty of T. viridissima males detecting pulsed ultrasound during the production of loud hemi-syllables and corroborates results obtained from ultrasound playbacks with Neoconocephalus ensiger [49].

The difficulties of life support are considerable.