Sentence examples for in an attempt to confirm from inspiring English sources
DNA testing would now be carried out in an attempt to confirm the findings, said forensic anthropologist Francisco Etxeberria.
Everything sites itself disturbingly on the edge of meaning: in an attempt to confirm your theory of events, you return to the beginning and read it again.
Others have contacted their mobile-phone companies in an attempt to confirm suspicions that their voicemail messages were accessed by third parties.
North Korea has kicked off a once-in-a-generation congress in an attempt to confirm the absolute power of its leader, Kim Jong-un, and show unity before a possible nuclear test in the coming weeks.
But in an attempt to confirm the discovery last year, astronomers led by William J. Forrest of the University of Rochester said they had found no trace of any planetary body in the vicinity of the star, Van Biesbroeck 8.
The problem came front and center early this year after President Bush had authorized raids on Iranian facilities in Iraq in an attempt to confirm and disrupt the suspected flow of E.F.P.'s.
These findings have renewed interest in the radiographic detection of repair, and Sharp and coworkers [ 15] instituted a subcommittee of the OMERACT (Outcome Measures in Rheumatology) Imaging Committee in a first attempt to confirm whether repair occurs in RA and, if so, to determine how repair should be assessed.
The US Senate leadership is inappropriately rushing to a vote in their attempt to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh, an alleged perpetrator of sexual assault, to a lifetime Supreme Court appointment.
Process Matters to Sexual Violence Survivors: The Senate Should Pay Attention Dr. Hope Ferdowsian The US Senate leadership is inappropriately rushing to a vote in their attempt to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh, an alleged perpetrator of sexual assault, to a lifetime Supreme Court appointment.
When a scientist runs an elaborate experiment in the attempt to confirm some hypothesis H, and she gathers more and more evidence that tends to bear on and confirm H, we tend to suppose that she has an intellectual duty or obligation to follow the evidence wherever it goes and to believe in accord with that evidence.
