Sentence examples for fact form from inspiring English sources

The Pennines, in fact, form a north and south watershed that determines the course of all the larger rivers in northern England.

"Having said that, what we're seeing early on is some pretty good signs the leadership intends to in fact form an inclusive government," he said.

As a kind of showpiece, the exhibition has announced the recent discovery that four Bosch paintings long thought to be independent works from different periods in fact form part of a single triptych.

Go to the Rings Blog In light of their back story and all its unlikely connections and unanticipated challenges, it seems clear that they, in fact, form a trio with their controversial coach and choreographer, Ingo Steuer.

BlackBerry and Nokia barely register and, in fact, form a loss.

We thus confirm that the canard does in fact form the threshold manifold of spiking activity.

This fact forms the basis for some systems where it is possible to overcome the house advantage.

This group was in fact formed much earlier, in 1999, as a forum for finance ministers to jointly tackle the aftermath of the 1997-98 EAsiansian financial crisis.

The recognition of this fact forms the basis of the moral ideal Descartes calls "generosity".

The establishment of fact forms the cornerstone of any forensic discipline, with digital analysis being no exception.

This fact formed the basis for development of a wide array of descriptors (chemical, structural, field, pharmacophoric, etc).