Sentence examples for it difficult to corroborate from inspiring English sources

Iran has closed the country to foreign reporters and has jailed many journalists, making it difficult to corroborate or refute the many accusations.

It was therefore a shock when Bernard Crick, in the first major biography of Orwell, authorized by Sonia Orwell and published the year of her death, confessed that he had found it difficult to corroborate some of the incidents in Orwell's autobiographical writings.

I didn't mention any of that because, as anyone who was following the case knows, the police and Nicole's husband Michael were not called to the stand to testify making it difficult to corroborate those 911 calls.

Despite the attackers' claim that they recruited a crowd of attackers on 4chan, it is difficult to corroborate this claim from the data.

Unfortunately, it is difficult to corroborate these speculations with the composition of the effluents of modern vents, as much of the organic material released from modern sources is simply environmentally processed biological material.

It's difficult to corroborate them, and that is also by design: since Operation Border Force came into effect, the media blackout has played a significant role in keeping everyone confused and in the dark.

Therefore, it is difficult to corroborate whether continuing ventricular remodeling would further modify a scale of adaptive responses.

Thus, it is difficult to corroborate that the inhaled FA would be responsible for the observed differences in N-methylenvaline adduct in Hgb.

It is often difficult to corroborate torture allegations because there is no evidence, but when former boxer David Seleke was assaulted outside his home by police the incident was recorded on camera.

It was going to be extremely difficult to corroborate in the United States, not least because the informant was presumably in witness protection.

Pressure to politicize intelligence is often subtle and extremely difficult to corroborate or quantify.