Sentence examples for making confirmation from inspiring English sources

The government sharply limits access to independent journalists, making confirmation of events difficult.

This will require making confirmation hearings substantive events, not the Kabuki theater they are now.

Phone lines were either down or busy, making confirmation of damage difficult elsewhere, especially further south toward the epicenter.

Further, I'd posit that the dangers of confirmation bias have never been more explicit since perhaps the darkest part of the Middle Ages or even the Inquisition, when access to information and knowledge was restricted, thereby making confirmation bias a much simpler choice.

We investigated several additional proposed CDK5 substrates (Table  3), however in comparison to CRMPs and tau these were relatively poorly phosphorylated in vitro, making confirmation of phosphorylation site difficult.

The limitations of the FIB-SEM are clearly seen in the highlighted invagination, which could be CNTs in the process of being taken up by the cell (Fig.  5b), but unfortunately the FIB-SEM cannot distinguish these structures from cellular material making confirmation of the observation challenging.

Fierce disagreements over health policy had made confirmation difficult for any nominee for the Medicare job.

President Bush has made confirmation of the new Palestinian government his condition for proceeding with a new Middle East peace plan.

George W. Bush will have a harder time picking federal judges than any of his predecessors -- and not just because the evenly divided Senate and the objections of interest groups may make confirmation difficult.

Dentists' and doctors' offices and even the phone and cable companies tend to make confirmation calls the day before an appointment, so I need only have a ballpark recollection of the timing.

In the past, especially on court appointments, prospective Obama nominees were pre-cleared with Republicans to make confirmation more likely.