Sentence examples for facie as from inspiring English sources

There is a good case, prima facie as the lawyers say, that globalization killed inflation decades ago - and that the Fed buried the body, and has been keeping the neighbours at bay with tall tales ever since.

If we consider the central position of beneficence in medical ethics, HSCT would appear, at least prima facie, as being too hazardous to be suggested as a valid alternative to conventional treatment in high risk thalassemia patients.

While McKay's story isn't as prima facie funny as the other installments in the series, about teens grappling with crushes on a school vice-principal or, worse, a crush on the school janitor, in her reading, she crafts a portrait of a teenager struggling to define her sexuality in a small Scottish town.

The Great Depression, for instance, is always cited as prima facie proof as to why we need active government involvement.

The two traits must exert a negative effect on CSR perception as a prima facie duty, as CSR needs a variety of attention to multi-stakeholders.

Something that has strengthened Xenophon's prima facie claim as a source for Socrates's life is his work as a historian; his Hellenica (History of Greece) is one of the chief sources for the period 411 362, after Thucydides's history abruptly ends in the midst of the Peloponnesian wars.

He utters words like "stipulation" and "prima facie" now as if they always just rolled off his tongue.

That material did "establish a prima facie case as to the culpability of the Russian state" in the death, he wrote.

So English, or something like it, is prima facie plausible as a model of the system of symbols that we think in.

He has previously said there is material that does "establish a prima facie case as to the culpability of the Russian state" and called on May to order an inquiry.

At a pre-inquest hearing in December, Hugh Davies, a lawyer acting for the inquest, said evidence provided by the British government had established a "prima facie case as to the culpability of the Russian state in the death of Alexander Litvinenko".