Sentence examples for verify how much from inspiring English sources

It was impossible to confirm Mr. Amin's claims or to verify how much territory opposition forces have seized.

About 80 percent of the nation's oil production lies in rebel-held territory, though there is not a way to verify how much rebel leaders directly control.

The savings will be measured by a new software program from EnergyRM, using a new kind of meter that will, from one day to the next, track and verify how much savings have occurred.

"Then she comes back to me saying 'You haven't been divorced for a year yet, so we can't verify how much income you are getting every month,' " Ms. Calderone recalled.

But it is far from clear how freely North Korea will let the inspectors operate.The IAEA will want to verify how much of Yongbyon's spent fuel has been reprocessed since 2003 (all 8,000 of the reactor's spent fuel rods, the North Koreans have said, enough for half a dozen bombs).

TechCrunch hasn't been able to verify how much Gramtoken.io raised.

They include methods of measuring a ship's mast and rudder, calculating the volume of cylinders and truncated pyramids, dividing grain quantities into fractions and verifying how much bread to exchange for beer.

The analysis of parallel efficiency has the objective of verifying how much processing is actually being used in relevant computation and how much is spent on the parallelization effort itself, which is the extra time spent on communication, synchronization, and load balancing.

While it is impossible to verify independently how much Mr. Quinn has made, Americans are estimated to spend more than $4 billion a year on pornographic movies alone.

It was difficult to verify directly how much the treatment effectiveness of conventional medicine related to dissatisfaction with MDs because we did not include perception of treatment effectiveness of conventional medicine as an explanatory variable.

In that environment, there is no way of verifying just how much information may have been collected or shared by either Facebook and other platforms, or data analytics firms working in Kenya during the elections.