Sentence examples for fact of further from inspiring English sources

Of course, the reality is that Obama has not actually changed much policy from what Bush had introduced, including a doubling of the deficit, handing trillions to bankers with zero regulation and promise, in fact, of further 'de-regulation', an expansion of military adventures and of the police state, etc.

The Bush administration has made a practice of public manipulation and distortion of facts to further its political and ideological agenda.

This Mother's Day MomsRising.org created a "Mother of the Year" customizable video using humor, glory, and a subtext of facts to further spark this peaceful revolution.

The chronology does not draw any conclusions about the accident, or analyze the actions taken after the earthquake; it is intended only to provide an agreed-upon set of facts for further study.

"It was a recognition by Elsa of a temptation of mine," Rush said, "to do something too expository too soon," in this case to explain what Ned was thinking ("He was forgetting the war")  "rather than let the facts develop out of further action.

"Hamas in Gaza is a fact of life until further notice," Yossi Alpher, a political consultant and a former Mossad officer, observed.

As a matter of fact, further evidence that time restriction was indeed the main issue can also be found in the fact that the higher resolution (up to degree and order 45, with a SV up to degree and order 13) model derived from the same ASM-V data in a very similar way by Hulot et al. (2015b), but with just a month and a half more ASM-V data, no longer is plagued by as strong limitations.

Like the drone of incessant drilling or the hum of a nearby motorway, the fact seems almost undeserving of further inspection.

The determination of authorities to exterminate the underground terroristic order was shown by the fact that the publication of further details on the nightriders' activities closely followed the receipt by the Detroit police detective bureau of a letter mailed in New York and apparently written in human blood, advising the police to "lay off the legion".

This fact highlights the importance of further studies to investigate other factors that may influence the quality of life of children, which are not related to clinical conditions or dental indicators [ 4, 9, 19, 21].

The probabilistic or statistical fact described in 1 is explained in terms of further probabilistic facts, captured in 2 6.