17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Verify' in a Sentence

"To prove the truth of something, typically by providing evidence or testimony; to confirm or substantiate." more

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The auditor has been verifying the compliance of the company's financial records.

The court will verify the legality of the search warrant before allowing the police to proceed.

The customs officer will verify your passport before allowing you to enter the country.

The librarian will verify that returned books are in good condition before re-shelving them.

The customs officer is verifying the contents of the cargo for import inspection.

The court will verify the alibi presented by the defense attorney.

The scientist had verified the experimental results through multiple tests.

The customs officer will verify the contents of your luggage during the inspection.

By the time the audit is complete, we will have verified every financial transaction.

Before finalizing the contract, the lawyer will have been verifying all the legal documents.

The software includes a feature to verify the spelling and grammar in your documents.

The journalist worked hard to verify the facts before publishing the news article.

The IT specialist had been verifying the system logs to identify the source of the security breach.

The software will verify the user's credentials before granting access.

The IT department has verified the security of the new software.

The expert panel will verify the results of the clinical trial before approval.

The detective had been verifying alibis to crack the mysterious case of the missing artifact.

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