Sentence examples for Chain of facts from inspiring English sources

All of them could easily have required answers that would forge links in a chain of facts imperiling petitioner with conviction of a federal crime.

A prototypical scenario can be defined as a prototype of the accident process corresponding to a series of accidents which are similar in terms of the chain of facts and causal relationships found throughout the various accident stages.

"Absolutely everything's strange about this case, and the chain of facts is simply not clear, whatever your theory is," said Dr. Angela Hegarty, a forensic psychiatrist at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens, who also teaches at Columbia University.

Aided by a PowerPoint presentation projected on a wide screen in an auditorium at the University of Michigan's Cardiovascular Center, he painstakingly reviewed the logical chain of facts that had led him to conclude that an individual mandate was the best way to insure almost every person in Massachusetts at the lowest cost to taxpayers.

As we will use the term, grounding is well-founded just in case any grounding chain any chain of facts in which $[p]$ is grounded in $[q]$, $[q]$ is grounded in $[r]$, and so on terminates in facts that themselves lack grounds.

Returning to the grounding conception of metaphysical foundationalism, the thesis is compatible with the existence of grounding chains of concrete facts that fail to terminate in concrete facts that themselves aren't grounded in such facts.

It does not 'report' to Homeland Security Chair Peter King in some kind of chain-of-command – in fact, it doesn't 'report' to Congress at all except for a handful of official reports required by law.

The collapse of a major firm in the market could set off a chain of problems, a fact that has scared the Treasury Department this year.

The search procedure in a query interpreter chooses what expressions to unify in order to find a set of facts that chain together to establishes the query.

Commissioner Costello said he was confident that the investigation had reached as high up the chain of command as the facts warranted.

"He ought to have intervened immediately, or reported it up the chain of command but, in fact, it seems he did not have the courage to do either".