Sentence examples for carefully factual from inspiring English sources

For the next two years, Ralph relished the cloisters and the quiet, worked closely with the local Communist party without actually joining, and developed a distinctive arguing style - politically committed but carefully factual.

A very carefully prepared factual analysis may sometimes overcome a presumed link between the property and criminal activity.

These must be used carefully to provide factual and well-balanced information.

This is a time to impart factual, carefully selected and credible information.

"An audience of 5 million people watching a documentary made for £250,000 per hour is a more efficient way of buying an audience than spending three quarters of a million on a drama," says Fincham. "We guard our budgets carefully, so we are investing in factual, not saving in factual".

At this time all factual detail is carefully checked.

He rejected the slippery slope argument, saying that "making false statements about receiving military honors is a carefully defined subset of false factual statement not meriting constitutional protection".

Far from swapping factual information or carefully analysed data, the agencies often supply one another with little more than their government's political line.

Edson Jones eventually published his findings on the Arnold family in 1915, demonstrating the accuracy of the Arnold family record, and then carefully revealing each inconsistency and factual error found in Somerby's pedigree.

The Stolen Valor Act prohibits only a "carefully limited and narrowly drawn category of calculated factual falsehoods" regarding military honors, Verrilli said at the start of his presentation.

Wynn, no doubt carefully advised by its lawyers, has painstakingly built a factual case to support their finding that Mr. Okada is an unsuitable shareholder.