crosscheck

How To Use crosscheck In A Sentence

• I try hard to keep track of the departing guests on the way out, but by the third hotel stop, I'm in a terminal muddle: no matter how many times I crosscheck with the pile of lists on my clipboard, I seem to be one down.
• A crosscheck as to a fair assessment of the lost chance, can be provided by calculating the difference in the chance which the unamended deal had, with the chance the amended deal had.
• He says it's OK, but I'll just crosscheck that with them.
• They don't seem to realize we can crosscheck their statements. CBS's Spoiled Poodle Dean Reynolds Bites Obama-- Reports his Plane Smells
• I was so fixated on the bandit and turning my aircraft that the altimeter fell out of my crosscheck.
• Mir also repeatedly asks the caller to crosscheck Khawaja for his contacts with the CIA and being an agent of the international network of Ahmadiyya; and says that in his opinion Qadiyanis (the Ahmadiyya) are 'worse than kafirs (the non-believers),' thus encouraging the militant commander to kill him. Abdulhadi Hairan: How a Top Pakistani Journalist Encouraged a Militant Commander to Kill a Former Official
• CrossRef has announced an agreement with iParadigms, LLC to launch the CrossCheck service to aid in verifying the originality of scholarly content. Crossref announces CrossCheck plagiarism detection service
• What was also worrying was that the list of voters was handwritten with nothing how to crosscheck from the main list. Now the NDC Cries Foul Over Irregularities in Ghana Run-off Special Voting.
• At the point of mentioning Khwaja, the caller identifies himself as someone from the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), based in South Waziristan, and indicates that he needs the information to crosscheck the abducted Khwaja and use it for his execution. Abdulhadi Hairan: How a Top Pakistani Journalist Encouraged a Militant Commander to Kill a Former Official
• That enormous logistical inconvenience guaranteed that few people beyond private eyes and document retrieval companies -- working for paying clients -- would crosscheck and ferret out the revealing information public records yield. Kathy McManus: Little-Understood Responsibilities in Navigating Online Criminal Records