Sentence examples similar to adopted fact from inspiring English sources

Facebook and Google have both adopted fact-checking initiatives and other efforts in recent months, but these have been criticized as being "too little, too late," to solve the problem.

Surprisingly, however, the new search engine was not widely adopted; in fact, only a handful of analysts expressed interest in getting the interface installed on their desktop machines.

Lord Justice Burnett said Mr Smith had adopted the facts found by the family court judge, Mr Justice Jackson, which were not made public or properly recorded at the inquest.

These allegations have been adopted as facts by much of the American news media, which often do not mention that Iran has submitted its nuclear facilities to extensive inspections by the United Nations atomic energy agency.

So if you adopt as fact something that you cannot prove to be true or use such fact as the basis for comment, then you too can get sued.

In fact, Judge Kaplan adopted Chevron's "facts" and arguments in his final decision.

"I hope today's report acts as a reminder of the dangers of adopting as fact unsubstantiated conclusions before an investigation of the circumstances is completed".

Whatever designation we decide to adopt, the fact remains that isochores/GC content domains represent a large-scale genomic feature lacking a satisfactory interpretation.

Kachtick-Anders, an artist and LGBT adoptive rights advocate, has six kids, five of whom are in fact adopted.

It was in fact adopted in 1997.

They had in fact adopted the most stringent hurricane code in the nation in 1994.