Sentence The phrase "example fact" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce a specific example or instance of a fact. Example sentence: "Here is an example fact to support my argument: according to recent statistics, the number of people living in poverty has increased by 10% in the past year."
To the admirers of Trump, for example, facts and arguments appear irrelevant.
They hold that normative facts are just natural facts that can be investigated by ordinary empirical methods, for example, facts about the responses of agents under idealized (naturalistically described) circumstances.
Examples: Fact claim: I want to persuade that the aging population has negative effects on the economy.
McDermott's final defense against sentimentality is her fidelity to human facts — for example, the fact that many of the people we're called upon to pity are quite annoying.
However, both the YouTube video and the grandmother's account conflict with other known facts – for example, the fact that the first police car was set on fire at 8.30pm, summertime, and therefore in daylight.
By its nature, an educational institution should acknowledge true facts; for example, the fact that the Bible is a fairy tale written by men who were stupider than most of today's ten-year-olds.
(Example: health facts, Albert Einstein facts, potato facts).
These contents are common to official elementary school programs worldwide and can be easily explored using examples, facts, and problems that are part of students' daily life (Additional file 1 Prinou et al. 2011).
However, other than an Army Wife: Toughest Job in the Military bumper sticker, Forsling cited no specific examples, facts, or research supporting his claim.
These might include examples, facts, quotations or further explanation.
