Sentence examples for fact extends from inspiring English sources

He added, though, that "we do not suggest that Hartman's rule" concerning retaliatory prosecutions "in fact extends to arrests".

This fact extends the range of feasible CubeSat missions from the initial flight of simple sensors to more complex systems.

Despite this assurance to Nelson, the internet outsider and confirmed houseboat resident (no Silicon Valley mansion for him!), Herzog in fact extends even more screen time to the storied internet celebrities Danny Hillis, Lawrence Krauss, Kevin Mitnick, Jonathan Zittrain, Sebastian Thrun, and Elon Musk--Is it a surprise Herzog wants to go to Mars?

This region, in fact, extends about 10 Mb, which includes Rgrc10 and Rgrc11, and contains seven VdRLs VdRL07-VdRL133).

This is in fact extended quarantine.

Inevitably, these batches of "footage" were in fact extended and glorified trailers.

So maybe among the young, who pride themselves on their inclusivity, such ageism does not, in fact, extend to politics.

In fact, extending the holiday season, and exhorting people to spend, has sometimes been a matter of public policy.

Thus, the continental shelf as a concept in international law becomes a legal fiction where the shelf does not in fact extend as far as 200 miles.

The Fed did not announce a change to interest rates and in fact extended the prospective time frame to "2015 or 2016" for keeping the target range for the federal funds rate at 0 to 1/4percentt.

Mr. Walsh wrote that the verdict refuted the view that the illegal operation had been confined to the White House and showed that it in fact extended to various agencies, like the Defense and State Departments, as well as the C.I.A.