Sentence examples for inability to verify from inspiring English sources

Trump capitalized on Warren's inability to verify her story with documentation, particularly after Warren questioned his honesty.

In January, her office said it had stopped updating the death toll, blaming a lack of access in Syria and its inability to verify source material.

But as a consequence, "a number of vehicles have been left unregistered due to the inspectors' inability to verify that the garages exist," the local news media reported.

The delays have been caused by a variety of problems, which include the agency's inability to verify quickly that applicants are in fact related to victims; disorganized records; ever-changing management directives; and the cyclical turnover among volunteers, with veterans often leaving unfinished files to untrained rookies.

Recognizing producers' incentives to mislead, and faced with an inability to verify producer claims, consumers should be unwilling to pay a price premium for organic food.

The UN says that it has temporarily stopped reporting death tolls in the conflict due to its inability to verify information.

This can be explained by intra- and inter-tumor heterogeneity, a technical inability to consistently verify the presence of the biomarker in patient's material, and the lack of specificity for a particular disease.

They also said they "appreciate the candor" of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court chief judge "regarding the court's inability" to independently verify statements made by the executive branch.

Privacy advocates vociferously opposed this concept of "key escrow" carried out at the hardware level for several reasons, not least of which were the inability of the public to verify the security of this secret system or the process by which it would be employed.

Reasons for exclusion were: an inability to determine or verify the email address of the corresponding author (n = 30); study authors only searched 1 electronic database to identify studies to include in their systematic review (n = 8), or no electronic databases were searched (n = 3).

One complication resulting from the reliance on end-of-life transmissions for all data recovery is the inability to transmit periodic 'alive' signals that are used in conventional mortality transmitters to verify proper transmitter operations.