Sentence examples for a more fact-based from inspiring English sources

Gove will nonetheless press ahead with his wider plans to bring in what he sees as a much-needed return to a more fact-based, exam-tested approach to learning.

Some obvious conclusions but we really just wanted to kick of a more fact-based debate.

Cartel Land is a more fact-based, sobering documentary that examines anti-drug cartel citizens group actions on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border.

A separate team at Amazon has been rapidly improving Alexa's ability to answer questions by adding more fact-based information to Alexa's knowledge base, while also observing where holes still exist by analyzing users' queries that the assistant can't answer.

He is currently working on a non-fiction book about Nigeria that has taken years and is much more fact-based than Every Day Is for the Thief; it involved many interviews and research trips and a different style of writing from what has come before.

Though I prided myself in avoiding frivolous and biased news in favor of more fact-based information, it was not until I was offered a press assignment in Israel that I realized how much of the media which I had so consciously attempted to avoid, had still seeped into my mind.

One of Siri's big selling points is allowing you to access a lot of the iPhone's functions through voice, so when your questions are more fact-based rather than task-based (i.e. Kngine's strong point) it relies on Wolfram Alpha.

Indeed, Brin and Page have made life for all of us more fact-based.

The tests to be offered by Mr. Bennett are more fact-based, drawing on material in the book "The Educated Child" (Touchstone, 1999), which he wrote with Mr. Finn and John T.E.

Pollock's new book, Schooltalk, focuses on "flipping the script," meaning, in part, countering fundamental misinformation with more fact-based talk.

And this book is really about how any company can become more analytical in its decisions, more fact-based if you will.