For example, the fact that she, too, farts, like us.
Note, for example, the fact that the Times's report was on page 13.
Like, for example, the fact that the elderly are more leave-inclined, and graduates more likely to lean to remain.
For example, the fact that it takes "1,700 person-hours each year to count and verify the ballots".
There are good reasons for this — including, for example, the fact that capital gains are not indexed for inflation.
For example, the fact that companies can avoid age discrimination claims by contributing the same percentage of salary to all employees will not sit well with older workers.
For example, the fact that vacancy growth has softened is concerning, suggesting that hiring could be volatile over the coming months".
Consider, for example, the fact that for centuries critics have debated whether Brutus is the hero or the villain of "Julius Caesar".
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.
The preacher spoke of the "darkness" in our nation and with incredulity gave as an example the fact that schools in Northern Ireland teach that homosexuality is acceptable.
He offered as an example the fact that girls are wearing T-shirts in public with provocative slogans "that 10 years ago girls never would have worn".
