Sentence examples for emerging facts from inspiring English sources

The emerging facts are not new to scholars, but as popular history, "Victory" excels.

Its impact is less to do with emerging facts than confirming prejudices.

That discussion has since been eclipsed by the emerging facts and our deepening mystification about who and what Breivik is and what he represents other than his own remorseless narcissism.

If any Egyptians felt the protests were exacting too high a price on the Egyptian economy and on their lives, a few emerging facts led them to realise that regime change was not a luxury, but an absolute necessity.

Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of the southern Delta State, who is one of President Jonathan's closest allies, summed up the pessimism in a magazine interview this way: "The Chibok abduction is very confusing, emerging facts and information very confusing.

The roots of this disconnect may be found in a long historic struggle to reconcile evolutionary thinking with the emerging facts of heredity [ 16].

WASHINGTON ― As the dust settles from Friday's collapse of "Trumpcare" in the House of Representatives and fingers try to point out the various losers, at least one clear winner has emerged: facts.

Combinatorialism purports to explain a further class of intuitive modal facts as features that simply "emerge" from facts about structural properties.[55] The discussion of structural states of affairs and supervenience above provides an example.

Suggesting that sociological facts emerge from psychological facts, he indicated that full explanations are to be derived from psychological exploration of motivation and consciousness.

It emerged through fact-checking, however, that Carson had in fact performed in a video for the company.

There are some startling facts emerging as politicians battle over the living standards of British workers.