Sentence examples for ascertained facts from inspiring English sources

It has been assumed, of course, that students preparing for examinations would acquire in the process, by themselves or from their instructors, something more than a superficial acquaintance with the books on the reading list or with the ascertained facts of literary history – that they would gain habits of independent intellectual work and skill in the analysis and interpretation of literature.

Ingenuity in etymologizing is dangerous, and even plausibility can be misleading, but ascertained fact has overriding importance.

On the other hand, it must be remembered that it is an ascertained fact that the aborigines taboo a word on the death of anyone bearing that word as a proper name.

Thus also the story of Hyperborean communication with Delos is entirely in harmony with ascertained fact.

Wala said it has been "virtually impossible" to ascertain facts about the administration's targeted killing program.

"We are fully cooperating with local and international authorities to ascertain facts surrounding this incident and are supporting efforts to ensure the employee's safe release," he said.

EU Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas flew to Estonia on September 28 to ascertain facts concerning the case and to take appropriate action.

The logographers also served as advocates and speech writers in the courts, and the need to ascertain facts and make arguments clearly influenced their writings.

Significant parts of scientific investigation are carried out on models rather than on reality itself because by studying a model we can discover features of and ascertain facts about the system the model stands for; in brief, models allow for surrogative reasoning (Swoyer 1991).

After any tragedy, of course, there is a fog that makes it difficult for survivors to ascertain facts.

Turnbull said his departmental secretary would report back to him after he ascertained the facts.