Sentence examples for it appears to verify from inspiring English sources

EngadgetMobile just got this hot bit of info in their inbox, and it appears to verify the recent rumors that the Storm2 would be launching on October 28th.

The faker will then be faced with two choices: either to bluff it out and hope that human resources eventually stops chasing it, or to obtain a certificate that appears to verify his or her claims.

Imagine going back in when you knew what was going on inside.' 1.13pm BST This video also appears to verify that the Westgate roof has partially collapsed in dramatic fashion due to fire damage.

However, he argues that just as judgments of distance by the naked eye break down in certain cases, judgments about extraordinary modal claims based on conceiving or imagining a situation that appears to verify a statement equally break down.

The unreleased U.N. report, which also details sightings of North Korean technicians working at chemical weapons and missile facilities inside Syria, appears to verify long-standing suspicions among analysts and diplomats of close collaboration between the two countries.

Their occurrence in juveniles, with both definite and probable scorbutic lesions, appears to verify their association with Vitamin C deficiency.

It concludes: "no published studies have actually tested Truvia... [and] while most of these [other] studies appear to verify that Rebiana et al do not have toxic effects, they are all very short-term and funded exclusively by industry".

Consistent with this evidence, GPs appear to verify strong private performance with investments in publicly traded stocks (PIPEs or investments on the public stock exchange that are not taken private).

This appeared to verify the PYD's claim that voting would not occur in Kurdish areas.

The nature of the Tyler-Texas negotiations caused a national outcry, in that "the documents appeared to verify that the sole objective of Texas annexation was the preservation of slavery".

In conversation, all three students appeared to verify that their comments were intended to have negative connotations.