Sentence examples for might corroborate from inspiring English sources

The Interior Ministry has not released any details that might corroborate its statement.

They sought records that might corroborate claims by the businessman that he gave Dr. Quinones the gifts while he was at the State Department to gain help with business dealings involving North Korea.

Today they asked Judge Wright to allow them to continue looking for women who might corroborate a pattern on Mr. Clinton's part, even though the period for such discovery has ended.

The wreckage, of course, might corroborate or dispel theories about what caused the crash; but it has not been found, though hundreds of millions of dollars have gone into the four-year search.

We forgot about it till later and then, when we were cleaning it, I realised that it was a shell, not a fossil". It was then, said the professor, that it occurred to him the shell might corroborate the finds at Cueva de los Aviones, and prove that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than they had been given credit for.

After Ms. Hobson left the jury box through the jury exit — "This is the only way out that I know," she said, breezing past reporters — and walked out of the courtroom, Mr. Dayan asked the judge for a second witness who might corroborate Ms. Hobson's statements.

And while they just might be, a country count might help corroborate their point.

Cummings suggested that Gowdy subpoena the White House for documents the House committee requested in March, but which have not yet been provided, that might potentially corroborate the whistleblower's account. .

A more balanced sampling across gymnosperm families might help corroborate some of the results reported here.

To the extent that these factors reflects increased amount of viral exposure among infected women, this finding might also corroborate the association between viral load and seropositivity.

These results might be corroborated by the fact, that two independent tumor cohorts were separately reviewed.