Sentence examples for appreciated fact from inspiring English sources

Obama has a mandate, as does his party – it is an insufficiently appreciated fact that the Democrats polled over a million more votes than the Republicans to whom they nevertheless lost in the House elections in November.

"That isn't a reflection of British indecisiveness," he says, "but of the little appreciated fact that in many ways the decision is far more difficult and far more balanced for Britain than it is for other European countries".The chief difference between Mr Browne's book and Paul Templeton's "The UK and the Euro" is price: Mr Templeton's is more than four times dearer.

The reason for this is related to the increasingly appreciated fact that the differential spread of HIV around the world can be better understood by considering both individual-level and population-level perspectives.

In reading what they did, I found it very exciting to see how they selected and appreciated facts.

The drop in the world oil price from new U.S. fracking technologies merely reinforces the effects of these little appreciated facts.

ABC's Sunday morning public affairs program, "This Week," is adding an online feature that its political guests may not appreciate: fact checking.

She really appreciated the fact we had brought our sons to live there.

"I appreciated the fact that they were trying to do something different," Mesler says.

"I appreciated the fact that she shared this new dimension with me," he said.

"People appreciated the fact that we didn't quit," he said.

"I never really appreciated the fact I was a great athlete," Evans said.