Sentence examples for is verifiably from inspiring English sources

There's just one problem: the government's claim is verifiably false.

"The story of the crash is verifiably true," writes Schmidt.

Winston Churchill's quotation about the exhilaration of being shot at without result is verifiably true.

"Based on information in our possession, this allegation is verifiably not true and we have notified Yahoo to that effect," it said.

That can only be granted if the enrichment is verifiably to the low level (around 5 percent) needed for electricity generation, rather than anything higher.

This campaign has introduced a novelty to British politics: the persistence with a lie even when it is verifiably a lie.

(All but the last are verifiably real).

Parts of it were verifiably wet.

VLADIMIR PUTIN has not been verifiably seen in public since March 5th, and no one knows why.

The notion that aquaculture practices are verifiably sustainable and that protections under the Endangered Species Act would be overly rigid stirs some skepticism.

So while his night might not have been verifiably the "worst ever", was it even any worse than other celebrity travails?