Sentence examples for made verification from inspiring English sources

The picture they paint is inconclusive, however, and restrictions on foreign reporting inside Syria made verification difficult.

At the time, Karen Jurgensen, the newspaper's editor, was quoted in the newspaper as saying that in many instances, "the difficulty of retracing events in distant war-torn countries made verification impossible".

"The editors either concluded they were accurate or that the passage of time and the difficulty of retracing events in distant war-torn countries made verification impossible," Ms. Jurgensen said in a statement yesterday on USA Today's Web site.

Although these jumps might have been real, the lack of corroboration between sensors made verification impossible and data from these tracks were therefore discarded.

However, the tropical cyclone's short life made verification of a small number of forecasts limited.

This made verification of documented answers difficult.

This certainly makes verification an easier proposition with less risk to low-paid clerks like me.

Syria has barred most independent media, making verification of claims difficult.

Withdrawing all tactical nuclear weapons rather than only some of them would make verification much easier.

Tactical nuclear weapons use dual-purpose vehicles, which makes verification much more complicated, and in the view of some, impossible.

Companies in this sector make software tools that allow semiconductor companies to design chips as well as to make verification software that ensures that chips work properly.