Sentence examples for trying to corroborate from inspiring English sources

"We know that's what she told us," Mr. Robertson said, "and we're trying to corroborate every aspect of her confession".

Perez would tell the task force about a bad case, and the detectives would fan out to prisons or to a village in Central America or to wherever the wronged party could be found, trying to corroborate Perez's story.

But if many archaeologists are far less interested in trying to corroborate the exact biblical accounts of Israel's ancient past than in how the area's ancient history fits into the larger picture of the Middle East, that change of perspective, Ms. Marcus said, reflects an intellectual shift among the people doing the digging.

Kenneth W. Starr, the Whitewater independent counsel, has cast a wide net in Washington in trying to corroborate the secret tape recordings in which Monica S. Lewinsky allegedly claimed that President Clinton and his close friend Vernon E. Jordan Jr. had encouraged her to deny a sexual relationship with Mr. Clinton, lawyers involved in the investigation said today.

Exploratory in nature, this research was not trying to corroborate or invalidate previous research linking participation and academic success and/or achievement; rather, the purpose was to explore existing data in a novel way.

Toker and her colleagues then examined the transcriptomes from 70 publicly available data sets for human tissue samples, trying to corroborate the sex of the tissues by looking for mRNAs from male- or female-specific genes.

Mr. Miller said investigators had also canvassed for video to try to corroborate those accounts.

For months American officials have tried to corroborate Saudi assertions that a Shiite group carried out the bombing.

So as agents tried to corroborate Mr. Steele's information, reporters began calling the bureau, asking about his findings.

Mr. O'Malley went to Bronx homicide detectives in 2003 to try to corroborate the confession, but no records could be found of a homicide that matched.

Some of the information sought would be used to try to corroborate what other witnesses have told the grand jury, although the Secret Service has insisted that its employees saw nothing improper.