Sentence examples for to be corroborating from inspiring English sources

Contrary to Us Weekly's report, nobody seems to be corroborating the involvement of Michael Jackson's children.

Bringing this networking online (and eventually to mobile) has the potential to be even more powerful, and dot429's growth seems to be corroborating this.

It also happens to strengthen Google's Wallet game since it doesn't seem to be corroborating with the banks any time soon.

Significant antioxidant potential and low toxicity were found to be corroborating the safe and effective use of P. umbellata by folklore medicine.

Wroblewski knew that details in the novel did not qualify as evidence — they had to be corroborated independently.

The California Legislature also passed a bill this year that requires informant testimony to be corroborated before it can be heard by a jury.

This analysis appears to be corroborated by further IOM statistics, which show that Syrians account for only 8% of arrivals in Italy this year, compared with 25% in 2014.

"Detective Wroblewski knew that details in Krystian Bala's novel did not qualify as evidence — they had to be corroborated independently.

This appeared to be corroborated by another victim who had appeared anonymously and also named Lord McAlpine, though this was not used in the documentary.

Those reports appeared to be corroborated by radar images indicating the train was armoured and protecting valuable goods.

And Mr Costa's word, made in return for a reduced prison term, will need to be corroborated.