There were a good many corroborating sources, in any case.

However, there is no corroborating evidence that he was involved in either of those events.

However, there is no corroborating evidence to support this claim.

So far, none of the people who knew him, or Beth, could give her any corroborating evidence.

"And now we even have a corroborating witness for the prosecution."

How far could he be trusted as a corroborating witness?

"I trust that you two have a corroborating story to tell the commander tomorrow."

Evidence much more corroborating than the footprints she'd collected in her career.

"It is believable, but we do need some additional corroborating evidence."

As I have explained, there is too much corroborating evidence to support it."

Several other groups claimed responsibility, without any corroborating evidence or verified data.

She pointed out that my only corroborating witness was unconscious the last time I had seen him.

Maybe Mary will come forward now that she has a corroborating witness."

Few corroborating sources are available and at present it is not possible to verify this claim.

He wouldn't have believed his own grandmother without a corroborating witness.

"But without any corroborating evidence to back up her statements, we had to give the defendant the benefit of the doubt."

To elevate the idea above pure speculation, we need some corroborating evidence.

Wayne was at the office and neither of us has corroborating witnesses."

There was no death certificate or other corroborating evidence, and the doctor who signed the original letter died in 1953.

But then Clinton was accused of rape by a credible woman with four corroborating witnesses.

More recently, some corroborating scientific evidence in support of its long history of use has emerged.

"Frequently, there's no corroborating evidence that the strange behavior began after the medication was prescribed."

Any class of transporter can lead to the same observation, and additional corroborating evidence is usually required.

It said the briefs "left an impression of many corroborating reports where in fact there were very few sources."

The following are some considerations to help you decide whether you can use the data: The corroborating evidence is strong.

What we need is someone who can corroborate her story.

We did have a couple things to corroborate her story.

This was also corroborated by the line of its course.

In every other particular she corroborates the evidence of her son.

Was this what she could have corroborated if she'd lived long enough?

However, some of the findings have been corroborated by American studies.

The police said they had no evidence to corroborate the claim.

When June was called to the stand she corroborated all that had gone before.

"So there's no one who can corroborate your story that she left before you."

That's why it's important for us to corroborate what he is telling.

However, this report was followed by a number of studies that did not corroborate those early results.

This was corroborated for me last week when I drove by.

He was corroborated in his story by the elevator man.

State Department officials said tonight that there was evidence to corroborate many of the reports.

The American authorities said the reports had not been corroborated.

There were no other police officers to corroborate his activities.

And in this letter you certainly have a very strong piece of evidence to corroborate your view.

There are a few examples of his work being corroborated.

He would use what they did to corroborate the stories of the witnesses.

But about the events on the night in question he corroborated her entirely.

Federal and state officials say there is nothing to corroborate the accusations.

Some of what he said today has been or is expected to be corroborated by other witnesses.

The agents pay a visit to the general, who corroborates the story.

"We're trying to corroborate the statements of a third party."

Through Ivan we could be in a position to corroborate it.