Sentence examples for records corroborate from inspiring English sources

Online records corroborate the data for the rest of the day.

No medical records corroborate the sisters' claims, but Trump has been vague about how he got the diagnosis.

Our new records corroborate the observation that of all Caenorhabditis species, only C. briggsae and C. elegans are cosmopolitan.

An old, dusty briefcase full of letters, handwritten notes about the case against him and medical records corroborated the accounts of Egyptians who knew him there.

Emergency dispatch records corroborated much of Mr. Wilson's account of repeated calls to 911 and over all, a wait of 38 minutes between the first call and the time an ambulance arrived at the hotel, said Francis Gribbon, a Fire Department spokesman.

In a further public break with prosecutors, however, the N.Y.P.D. stated that the recording "corroborates the acts that were the basis for the victim's complaint to the police a day earlier," and pointed out that the recording was not the only evidence — namely, there was the testimony of the victim herself.

Later origination of the stem group than predicted from the fossil record corroborates the hypothesis of morphological convergence in Diploria and Favia genera.

The lawyers said Clemens's medical records would corroborate McNamee's statements.

12.49pm: One of the recommendations in Quick's report was "a retrospective analysis" of Yates's telephone records to corroborate his view that the assistant commissioner was not leaking.

She claimed that "there has been no showing of irreparable harm", BuzzFeed reported, and cited a lack of medical evidence such as hospital records to corroborate the assault allegations.

Citing lack of medical evidence such as hospital records to corroborate the assault allegations, Kornreich said: "I don't understand why I have to take an extraordinary measure of granting an injunction," according to the Hollywood Reporter.