Sentence examples for whom corroborated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tirado said he and other company workers, several of whom corroborated his account, were sent to count cash and do office work at AJS, but were paid by Bilingual SEIT.
Detective Lieutenant Fitzpatrick said an eyewitness whom he would not identify had corroborated Officer Berhle's account.
Letizia responded by saying that Berlusconi was merely a friend and benefactor whom she knew as "Papi," a version corroborated by an unapologetic Berlusconi.
Not all of the women agreed to share their names publicly, but details of their allegations were corroborated with witnesses or individuals whom the women had confided in, the Post reported.
This effect on solid tumours was further corroborated in melanoma patients for whom enhanced antigen-specific CD8 T-cell activity was seen (Mahnke et al, 2007).
That makes twenty-four whoen whaveave corroborated Trump's own boasting, twenty of whom have offered up their identities.
Angélina, to whom Fall had allocated an investigation of household pharmacies, corroborated this outcome: 'When Fall gave me the topic, I just wanted to do it, analyse, finish.
These findings were corroborated in patients (n=123) with SCD, in whom plasma PlGF levels were associated with anaemia, an increase in ET-1 levels and increased tricuspid regurgitant velocity (TRV); the latter a marker of peak pulmonary artery pressure [ 6].
The latter corroborates the finding of Bassett (2010) for whom certain households commonly grow conventional cotton and organic cotton simultaneously, a practice forbidden by organic certifiers.
(Frances) Corroborating this concern, a recently immigrated parent for whom English was a second language explained that she was largely unable to communicate her daughter's complex medical information to the school.
That he achieved his objectives is corroborated by long enumerations of scholars and Sufi (Islamic mystic) saints whom he met and also by a list of diplomas conferred on him (mainly in Damascus).
