Sentence examples for de fact from inspiring English sources

Damian Green, the PM's close friend and former de fact deputy, described the process as "walking a narrow path with people chucking rocks at us from both sides".

The level of background signal was very high for IL-8; this was most probably due to de fact that whole blood supernatant used for the spiking experiment was not pre-diluted.

A more likely outcome is that Trump continues to lay waste to domestic regulations and international cooperation on climate, leaving the US with a DE-fact military-only climate policy.

NVM Express is becoming the de-fact standard to interact with SCMs over PCI Express.

First, as discussed with respect to Li and Thompson's (1981) "manner" interpretation, the part after -de in the so-called "manner V-DE" in fact involves an evaluative comment about the eventuality expressed by the verb or adjective immediately before de.

In fact, de jure and de facto racism only diminished when unions and Democrats embraced struggles for racial, social, and economic justice simultaneously.

In fact, de novo mutations are more likely to occur in schizophrenia patients than unaffected siblings [74] and damaging de novo mutations in schizophrenia patients were found to disrupt genes regulating neurogenesis in the postmortem human brain [21].

January 3, 2014 In fact de Blasio has not begun speaking.

In fact, de Filippis was the first of five women who would eventually race in Formula One.

Mr. de Botton, in fact, is already fantasizing about more posts.

Perhaps the funniest thing about de Oliveira, in fact, is how thoroughly he has surpassed every expectation of his demise.