Sentence examples for fact finding it from inspiring English sources

"Or is she, in fact, finding it … We don't know.

Yet a simple and an inevitable fact of finding it in a particular section of that range may prompt us to doubt whether we have truly found the exact particle our theory predicted.

Even though the United Nations team enjoys little more than moral authority — Mr. de Frouville was reluctant to even describe it as a "fact finding" mission — it came in for withering criticism in Pakistan's Parliament and some news media outlets, where right-wing politicians slammed it as a threat to national sovereignty.

Among the comments posted on You Tube is one from a trainee teacher which said: "It's sad enough that most kids aren't enjoying school but the fact teachers are finding it torturous too is reason enough for dear Mr Gove to face the facts that something isn't working here.

If you were concerned about anything, it's the fact they're finding it difficult to pinpoint and haven't seen it coming into the event".

In fact I'm finding it hard to see quite why the movie has had such damning reviews, because there really doesn't seem to be a hell of a lot to hate here, unless you simply don't like these type of films in the first place.

In fact, we start finding it boring.

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"This comes on top of pressures arising from the fact that people are finding it harder to see a GP, and pressures within the NHS from the shortage of nurses and GPs".

In fact, most electricity generators were finding it hard to make money.

While the theme of these pictures is the ubiquity of these devices, the fact is that I'm finding it harder to get a picture on the street without one of them in it.