Sentence examples for changes after the fact from inspiring English sources
PRICE MOVES ARE OFTEN INEXPLICABLE Even if changes in stock prices are unpredictable, as efficient markets theory suggests, we should be able to explain these changes after the fact.
Constantly moving the bar -- state tests, national tests, changes (after the fact) in scoring tests -- doesn't mean that there hasn't been progress and doesn't mean that the racial gap isn't improving.
The government also found evidence of changes made after-the-fact to Lillehei's sloppy client records.
Mark Holscher, the lead lawyer for Dr. Lee, said the after-the-fact change, which he said his team discovered while studying prosecution evidence, would be a powerful weapon for the defense.
The mutual fund community -- the trustees for the millions of Americans that own Puerto Rico bonds -- has indicated that it will fight efforts in Congress to change the bankruptcy code on an after-the-fact-basis.
But these are all after-the-fact musings about changes that would have to be won during future employee contract negotiations, and we all know there's a fat chance of that happening.
After-the-fact coupons won't change that fact.
Many images produced by computational photography are seen mainly in research — for example, in shots where the focus has been changed after the fact.
But what we're talking about is having laws of sufficient specificity and stability that people can rely on them in advance and not have them changed after the fact.
"What we are talking about is having laws of sufficient specificity and stability that people can rely on them in advance and not have them changed after the fact," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said sternly to Paul F. Hancock, a deputy state attorney general who was arguing in defense of the ruling.
