Sentence examples for a fact determined from inspiring English sources

So, as far as we know, it simply instructed teams to ignore the fact that there was no salary cap — again, a fact determined by contract.

Furthermore the artillery barrage targeting the barbed wire emplacements protecting the strongpoints on the slopes of Belluvue Spur failed to destroy them, a fact determined by scouts on 11 October.

Thus the alteration of a trait could be causally related to a change in (or a loss of) a single genetic factor, even if it was plausible in general that a trait like eye-color was, in fact, determined by a whole group of variously interacting genes (Roll-Hansen 1978b; Schwartz 2000).

For instance, whether an animal survives through a challenge test is in fact determined together by animal's resistance and tolerance.

It may be that this is, in fact, determined to a greater or lesser extent by the country in which you spend the most time.

The illusion of control refers to irrelevant features of a game that create a sense that one is developing some kind of skill over an outcome that is in fact determined by chance alone.

In fact, determined concentrations were up to a factor of 30 higher than the labeled content.

The elephants were, in fact, determined to see her fail.

If Bremmer really was, in fact, determined to write about America's decline, he wouldn't have stopped there.

The Tarasoff decisions states: "once a therapist does in fact determine... that a patient poses a serious danger of violence to others, he bears a duty to exercise reasonable care to protect the foreseeable victim of that danger".

The behavior of vortices in fact determines whether a material is a type-1 or a type-2 superconductor.