Sentence examples for verified provenance from inspiring English sources
Original Balabushka cues with verified provenance may realize tens of thousands of dollars at auction.
"The Supima Assn. of America knows every grower it works with, so when you say Supima cotton, it has a verified provenance," Stephanie says.
She told archive specialist Jackie Budell about the letter, and it later reached Walt Whitman Archive co-director Price who verified its provenance.
Both of the above options have seller protection of a sort, eBay in its return policies and ratings, and Flight Club in its team of experts who have theoretically verified the provenance of your sneakers.
Banks and brokerages are not obligated to verify the provenance of a customer's investment funds.
Reuters could not verify the provenance of the footage or the identity of the perpetrators and their victims.
From currency speculation through to verifying the provenance of food, blockchain technology is eking out space in a vast range of fields.
With the help of Fitch and Grossman, he was able to verify its provenance thanks to a replacement fender that Fitch knew was installed after he flipped the car in a race at Sebring, Fla., in March 1960.
Storing and retrieving documents as well as verifying their provenance are key functions of the legal industry.
While the Net increases access, though, it also makes it much more difficult to verify the provenance and condition of, say, a piece of sports memorabilia.
It's part of the hundred ounces (3.1 kg) that will go to the Edinburgh Assay Office, which is legally empowered to verify its provenance and ensure that the journey to the consumer is protected.
