Sentence examples for fact bid from inspiring English sources

She believed that she was bidding two hearts, but had in fact bid two spades.

Toby Syfret of Enders Analysis, a consultancy, argues that the BBC's heavy spending is in fact bidding up the cost of presenters and programmes, making it harder for Channel 4 and the other networks to survive.

In fact, bidding strategy of ADN can influence the MCP as well.

But the fact Leicester bid £12m for Charlie Austin this summer indicates they may still be seeking a striker with a proven ability to hit a high double-figure tally in the Premier League.

In fact, GeoLogistics' bid came in at $12 million less than AEI's.

The fact that bid was not laughed out of Milan prompted Darach McQuaid, a man cut from the same cloth as Verity, to float the idea of an Irish bid to Ireland's Taoiseach Enda Kenny at a St Patrick's Day party at the White House in 2010.

But determining how much that experience is worth is another question -- complicated, Enron's lawyers say, by the fact that bids are taking the form of ownership stakes in a joint venture that would also operate the trading business.

In fact, the bidding for the American version of "Big Brother" reached a fever pitch last week, with prices escalating to a point where one senior network executive labeled the process "totally nuts".

A Fifa statement read: "Fifa would like to remind as communicated previously that in fact the bidding agreement clearly stipulates that the final decision on the format and dates for both competitions (Fifa Confederations Cup 2021 and FIFA World Cup 2022) is vested with the Fifa Organising Committee which may hear recommendations from the LOC (local organising committee).

The fact that your bid was a rehash of the European Social Fund bid you rehashed for the Inclusive Learning bid, the Quality Initiative bid and the New Opportunities Fund may not have helped.

(Another suitor had shown interest in Wachovia, in fact, but no bid surfaced).