Examples of using Corroborated in English and their translations into German
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It's got to be corroborated.
Tom corroborated Mary's story.
Tom's alibi has been corroborated.
All corroborated except the boat.
I suppose this can be corroborated?
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This fact is corroborated by the name given to the farm of the domain.
How have those findings been corroborated?
That was independently corroborated as a gas leak, Your Honor.
He's seen other things that are... corroborated.
Look... that article was corroborated by multiple sources.
Experience, particularly since 1967, has repeatedly corroborated this.
He corroborated everything, remembered everything, and underwent the strangest agitation.
Miss Aimes' testimony has not been corroborated by evidence.
This conclusion is corroborated by many other witnesses, including the following.
Other elements of Beverly's testimony have been corroborated as well.
This is also corroborated by the statistics on prohibited mergers presented above.
Yes I had an out of body experience at age six which was corroborated.
This is corroborated by a glaring shortfall in the“GDP dividend” from Fed liquidity injections.
The German researchers' findings were corroborated by tests with mice.
This fact is corroborated in many parts of the world, where priests used mantrams or harmonious chants to raise huge weights effortlessly.
Witnesses at a food truck on Melrose corroborated the kids' story.
This was corroborated by the comparison of∆pO2 between tumors above and below the median pO2 prior to ozone therapy(baseline), at each measurement time-point.
The dramatic drop in the infant mortality rate can be corroborated statistically….
Specifically, experts have corroborated these findings in several plots of Aznalcóllar(Seville) affected by a toxic spill nearly two decades ago.
The authors of the Bible make a variety of historical claims,and many of these claims are corroborated by archaeological evidence.
Gordon's findings are corroborated by Dr. Russell Barton, today a psychiatrist of international repute, who entered Bergen-Belsen with British forces as a young medical student in 1945.
Rachel's and Cinque's testimony needs to be corroborated by other evidence; it cannot stand on its own.
These results are corroborated by the data from the European Consumer Centres: two thirds of the 37,000 individual complaints they received in 2014 concern cross-border purchases online0.
Histologic examination of brainslices showing the localization of the electrode tip corroborated the attenuated foreign-body response of Pt/Ir22 in this experiment.
The inter-relation between the quality and quantity of employment was corroborated by dynamic simulations, which showed that without further quality improvements, employment creation remains below its potential.