Sentence examples for extensive facts from inspiring English sources

"Anyone who reads the extensive facts laid out in our complaint will understand that Rattner's claims that he did nothing wrong are ridiculous".

Du Bois later developed his paper as his ground-breaking 1935 book, Black Reconstruction, which marshaled extensive facts to support his assertions.

ATF has an extensive facts page at "Apple Is a Bad Apple when It Comes to Paying Its Taxes" and you can download the fact sheet by clicking here.

Surprisingly, even after being presented with extensive facts on the negative animal welfare, environmental and human health consequences of eating animals, a majority of us continue to cling on to this belief system by claiming that not consuming them could somehow be more harmful to our health or the environment.

On Tuesday the ABC released an extensive fact check on the question, declaring the claimed terror link doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

The investigation in the House of Representatives degenerated into partisan acrimony, and the one in the Senate is more focussed on legislative fixes than on extensive fact-finding.

Several correspondents at The Atlantic took Professor Ferguson to task, including associate editor Matthew O'Brien who carried out an extensive "fact-check" on the piece.

The effort was the paper's most extensive fact-checking effort, as Richard L. Berke, an assistant managing editor, told me this week.

I thought that if I sat for an interview with The New Yorker and responded to extensive fact-checking questions, the resulting story, by Connie Bruck, would be accurate and fair ("Cashier du Cinema," October 8th).

Fixation taking the form of extensive fact-gathering can only be detected in communication if a person chooses to share some of the information.

He also got an extensive fact check from the Associated Press, which published seven assertions by Pawlenty that the news organization said were "not the whole truth".