Sentence examples for that would corroborate from inspiring English sources

The two items bore burn markings that would corroborate the boys' story, officials said.

But I have seen nothing in official reports that would corroborate that.

Prosecutors said that a long-lost microcassette was unexpectedly and inexplicably found over the weekend and contained a secretly taped conversation that would corroborate the testimony of one of its witnesses.

The justification for believing him, Mr. Fager said Friday, was Mr. Davies's assurance that he had told the real truth to the F.B.I., one that would corroborate his account to CBS.

More importantly, no notable reduction in coal softening temperature (Ts) was observed under high-pressure CO2 that would corroborate the prior work (Khan and Jenkins 1985; Khan 1985).

And the police haven't released the 9-1-1 call that would corroborate their side of the story.

We needed to keep finding people that would substantiate, corroborate our guy.

It was a Trump tweet, suggesting that the President might have taped their meetings, that prompted Comey to make his version public, because he thought that recordings would corroborate his story.

Thus the maternal chromosomes did not provide LD information that would independently corroborate the linkage signal, on the contrary (Fig. 5B).

While we were unable to find established research that would directly corroborate the remaining new mutations (K185T, V189I, and T191P), existing research indicates that mutations in this segment (which contains helix-2) may have β-sheet promoting effects.

The actual level of sexual violence that Leigh sustained was accordingly, she said, "all but erased" from the sentencing, and it appeared Justice Wood had only been given the limited information from the post-mortem report that would have corroborated Webster's confession.