Sentence examples for established a fact from inspiring English sources

That historic evening established a fact that remains every bit as true today.

As numbers of previous studies established a fact that inactivation of E-cadherin (CDH1) expression is a critical determinant for aggressive carcinomas (Hanahan and Weinberg, 2011; Hashimoto et al, 2012), expression status of MALT1 may have a great impact on oral carcinoma progression.

The New Yorker magazine established a fact-checking department and hired experienced people as fact-checkers.

The new Reformasi government established a fact-finding mission to investigate the riots shortly after Suharto's fall.

An additional objective was to create geographic contiguity among the Palestinian cities — in Israeli-settler parlance, to establish a fact on the ground.

"Try to establish a fact base for the role you're hiring," says Russ Miller, managing director of Executive Compensation Advisors.

proof noun noun: proof; plural noun: proofs 1. evidence or argument establishing or helping to establish a fact or the truth of a statement.

One of the principal raisons d'être of forensic science is to try and establish a fact that may be at issue.

To see this, we first establish a simple fact.

"The Supreme Court has, in fact, established a third sex for all intents and purposes.

It is an established fact and a routine activity critical to be determined for profitability.