Here are three simple facts by which this government can be judged: 1. Fewer homes are being built than in any peacetime year since 1924.
That provision, however, led Judge Rakoff to say that he had no agreed-upon facts by which to judge if the punishment was fair and adequate.
The transformation of newspapers from enterprises devoted to objective reporting to a cluster of communities, each engaged in its own kind of "news"––and each with its own set of "truths" upon which to base debate and discussion––will mean the loss of a single national narrative and agreed-upon set of "facts" by which to conduct our politics.
Our main results point at two counterintuitive facts, by which hubs can short-circuit information pathways and close-to-average users - hidden influentials - fuel system-wide events.
Most originally, Heidegger argues, we do not understand the world by gathering a collection of neutral facts by which we may reach a set of universal propositions, laws, or judgments that, to a greater or lesser extent, corresponds to the world as it is.
Is the community contest in fact a system by which government actively structures societal debate and private initiative, thereby favoring and facilitating some strands of political thought above others?
Furthermore, substantial evidence was presented demonstrating that there are, in fact, eighteen routes by which Asian carp can reach the Great Lakes.
Page B1 IMDB PRACTICES QUESTIONED As actress Junie Hoang's lawsuit against IMDb and Amazon drags on, it could show how IMDb compiles the facts and figures by which entertainers are publicly defined.
The Cornwall volume might, in fact, be a standard by which to measure these town books.
But in fact the precise mechanisms by which exercise alters your body -- at a deep, molecularlevel -- remain poorly understood.
Guerry was particularly struck by the fact that the method by which someone committed suicide could be predicted from his age.
