Sentence examples for date facts from inspiring English sources

If governments were regulating marijuana based on up to date facts, would citizens find themselves in such predicaments?

The EU and US economies account together for about half of the entire world GDP and for nearly a third of world trade flows, according to present date facts by the European Commission.

Many requests for information can be satisified with pamphlets which they have available, such as "Italy Today," which contains a lot of up-to-date facts.

"It's not about dates, facts and dead people," she added.

(He sometimes talks of the need to enliven "the dry dates, facts, and events of the past").

A quasi adjunct of the neocortex is the hippocampus, which stores and facilitates explicit memory: numbers, dates, facts and names.

But the book is useful — for those of us who occasionally find ourselves on the defensive, Mapes provides names, dates, facts and figures.

The entire point of the aptly titled play cycle The Great Game: Afghanistan is to overwhelm ignorance about Afghanistan with history, up-to-date fact, and epic storytelling.

Name: Date: Place: Facts: The Alisons of this world want to achieve things they find barely possible and that ordinary people would find impossible.

While her documentation of the Soviet takeover is impressive, at this late date fewer facts and more analysis would have been welcome.

This subchapter will give brief overview of up to date known facts about structure and properties of main groups and representatives of single phase multiferroics.