Sentence examples for ascertain the fact from inspiring English sources

To ascertain the fact, a visual comparison was made between drainage network apparent in the topographical maps (published in 1972) and WorldView-II satellite imagery (acquired in 2010) followed by field verification.

As we delve deeper, we sooner ascertain the fact the majority of those imprisoned are people of color with more black men under the control of the criminal justice system in America today than who were enslaved in the 1850s.

If necessary, we literally have someone drive up and down the streets to ascertain the facts".

Mr. Keepnews and a colleague in The Times's research department struggled to ascertain the facts.

Ms. Antunes said: "We've bent over backwards to ascertain the facts, to be fair to all parties.

One of my responsibilities is to interview police officers and crime victims to ascertain the facts of alleged criminal incidents.

The United Nations team, along with South Sudanese officials, will "assess the situation and ascertain the facts," he said.

He did not talk to me at any point before or after the conference nor did the Journal contact me to ascertain the facts.

Downing Street's decision follows a letter to Alastair Campbell informing him that the press complaints commission would never fully ascertain the facts.

His composition was slow, with endless corrections both of matter and style; he spared no pains to ascertain the facts, often visiting the scene of historical events.

"We want to make certain that they are aggressive enough to be able to ascertain the facts in the face of an adversary who in the past did everything in his power to hide the facts," Mr. Fleischer said.