Sentence examples for not in a position to corroborate from inspiring English sources

Dr Grounds concluded that Dean Lyons was highly suggestible and that his admissions were unreliable: "I am not in a position to corroborate Mr Lyons' account of being corrected, prompted and advised by Garda officers and his description of learning from them about the details of the admissions they were seeking.

Given his experience as a former deputy to James Comey, the F.B.I. director who Trump fired last year, McCabe would potentially be in a position to corroborate some of Comey's claims about his dealings with Trump before he was ousted, last May.

The new information comes from a number of people, some of whom witnessed or participated in the techniques and others who were in a position to know the details of the operation and corroborate their accounts.

And this is information, as I'm sure you'd concede, that this committee would be obliged to consider were it, in fact, to be corroborated by others in a position to know.

Walmart said in a statement that Bansal denied the allegation and that an investigation into it "did not find evidence to corroborate the complainant's assertions".

Mr. Basanisi was involved in the initial four months, participated in interviewing five witnesses and in our view did not manage to corroborate a single allegation.

But in reviewing her case, she couldn't find anybody to corroborate her story".

The SNPs associated with methylation levels in our study were not positioned in genomic regions with microRNAs and we therefore are unable to corroborate recent studies suggesting that microRNAs are associated with DNA methylation levels [32], [33].

Since convergence in position space could not be obtained with more common numerical techniques, this result helps us to corroborate the conjecture that the use of a localized (square-integrable) basis set within the context of light cone quantization can yield much better convergence.

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

Atkins, who was not involved in creating churnalism.com, uses spoof stories to highlight the failure of journalists to corroborate stories.