Sentence examples for vetted facts from inspiring English sources

Suzanne Holtzer, a spokeswoman for Ms. Meijer's publisher, De Bezige Bij, said it had not vetted facts in the book itself.

Levees.org's mission is to collect and disseminate the vetted facts about the New Orleans Flood of 2005 because the survivors deserve them.

Campaigning for better laws, and using social media, letter-writing teams, and much more, Levees.Org has educated citizens nationwide on the vetted facts surrounding the 2005 flooding.

We wish to share the vetted facts about the spectacular failure of the outfall canals which flooded the portion of New Orleans with the most people, property and infrastructure.

These were sources shared by large swathes of the population and stories were vetted, fact checked and verified before being presented to the public.

But many of these ads have never been vetted by fact checkers.

He couldn't have known that an article would be published in Rolling Stone about a gang rape at the University of Virginia or that this story would turn out, enragingly, to have been insufficiently vetted and fact-checked.

News that is vetted and fact checked.

But, without loyal junior officers at his side to vet his facts, he found even more trouble.

What Wales is hoping is that an army of contributors will help individual journalists vet the facts using a variety of sources such as full transcripts, video and audio interviews.

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