Sentence examples for Have a fact from inspiring English sources

If it's Enron, from our shares, then I think we do not have a fact pattern that would look good to the S.E.C. or investors.

What's clearer is that Mr. Romney did not get as large a bounce in the polls from his vice-presidential pick as most past candidates have — a fact that can arguably be read as a bearish sign for him.

For the longshot Gattis, who has already achieved so much just to reach this point, there are certainly bigger problems to have, a fact he knows all too well.

The only major player in "Boatwrights of Carolina" to hail fromembersper-middle-class backgrofnd is Bone's bullying, insecure, predathey stepfather, Glen.

"If they have something they're doing where they say, 'Gee, I'd really like to have a fact checker give this a second look,' " he said, "the fact checkers will jump right on it and do it".

Using Minkowiski's inequality, we have a fact that f ∈ W (L r, ξ (t))⇒ ψ ∈ W (L r, ξ (t)).

Fox does have a fact-finding department – an operation that goes by the Orwellian name "The Brain Room" – but it acts as more of a research arm.

The SA environment minister Ian Hunter said it was important "we have a fact-based discussion around how we make our energy system more secure, cheaper and cleaner".

Until the United States can have a fact-based discussion of terrorism and look towards threat management, rather than prevention strategies based on guesswork and hyperbole, the excesses of the war on terror – and the harm that it has caused to America's core values – will rage on.

That you will have a fact-checking layer in the fulness of time is a certainty, but the its creation and tooling will take as much time and effort as have the others.

Perhaps this year, when voters seem fed up with establishment candidates spouting Washington sound bites we can finally have a fact-based, honest conversation about Social Security.