Sentence examples for a function of the fact from inspiring English sources

That's partly a function of the fact that Ottawa allowed so many shots on goal.

In part, that was a function of the fact that it was the product of mergers.

That is simply a function of the fact that they too exist within an economy.

I think that is a function of the fact that some of these institutions have become too large.

"I think that's a function of the fact that Gore's in the right place on the issues and the policies.

Heavy-handedness, they say, is simply a function of the fact that the area is new at democracy.

The reason is that whether a physical theory is true or not is a function of the contingent facts; but whether a property is physical or not is not a function of the contingent facts.

"It is a function of the laws, the facts, and the painstaking nature of these investigations".

This is a function of the US's size, and the fact that although all newspapers and TV channels are local to constituencies of readers and viewers, in the US newspapers are mostly local to geographical regions too.

This is a function of the year-earlier comparisons and the fact demand this time around is not anywhere near those dire levels," says Wall Street Strategies retail analyst Brian Sozzi.

The mess that the administration made with the rollout was partly our doing, but it was partly a function of the law's sheer complexity and the fact that the government contracted out the software design.