Sentence examples for chilling fact from inspiring English sources
The chilling fact is that there is no safe exposure level to a carcinogen; any exposure bears risk.
Despite these challenges, and the chilling fact that nearly half of Global 500 companies lack concrete water-related goals, the sharing of water is not a zero-sum game.
Although tens of millions of adults have quit smoking in the last 34 years, we now face the chilling fact that as many as 40percentt of students in some high schools are smoking.
In line with what Mark Henderson wrote last Tuesday, the chilling fact is that I can look at both sides of my family tree and confirm that many of us must have inherited the version of a gene called FTO that makes us 70% more likely to be obese, and to weigh on average 3kg more than those who didn't; and we probably also have the version of the MC4R gene which adds another 1.5kg.
A Planning Commission report points to a "chilling" fact: the wide geographical disparity in the projected population growth.
Life is so fragile; events like this remind us of that chilling fact.
According to the Environmental Investigation Agency's Chilling Facts survey, a quarter of supermarkets' carbon footprint comes from the cooling gases used in freezers and fridges, and that's not including the electricity used to run them.
In fact, chilling the dough before use is fairly standard.
This is chilling, and the fact that the targets are criminals should not make it any less so.
It possesses the chilling, matter-of-fact power of the slave narratives collected by the Federal Writers Projectt in the 1930s, with echoes of Toni Morrison's "Beloved," Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables and Ralph Ellisonn's "Invisible Man," and with brush strokes borrowed from Jorge Luis Borges, Franz Kafka and Jonathan Swift.
This seems nothing more than a mild prophylactic against the world joining Tom Watson on Snapchat, but it raises the same kinds of questions raised by Banks's chilling assertion that facts don't matter in political campaigns.
