Sentence examples similar to fact finding that from inspiring English sources

The fact finding continued through that weekend.

In fact, finding a toy that is not marketed either explicitly or subtly (through use of color, for example) by gender has become incredibly difficult.

In fact, finding appropriate rewards that work as reinforcers is a major component of effective sticker charts [ 21- 23].

Mobile learning boundaries – The results from fact finding revealed that the teaching staff feared being 'always connected'.

In fact, the finding that treatment with both CD44 antibody and ICAM1 antibody attenuated the inhibition suggests the involvement of both CD44 and ICAM1 pathways (fig 5).

The Court concluded: "... the evidence in fact supports a finding that similarly situated fiduciaries would not have purchased any standing timber insurance prior to Hurricane Ivan".

The previous two examples illustrate that the topic model is in fact finding topics that correspond to meaningful biological processes.

The raid on the Wildenstein Institute was part of the fact-finding in that case.

Of course, we could just not post anything at all, but we're finding that fact increasingly difficult to remember.

In fact, some investors are finding that raising money may be easier than investing it wisely.

What sort of locker-room bonus system for players generates fifty thousand pages of relevant documents, including some so critical to fact-finding that they need to be examined by forensic specialists?