The phrase "fact of making" does not make sense in written English.
If you are trying to say something like "the process of making" or "the act of making," you could use those phrases instead. For example, "The process of making cheese can take a long time."
The first guilt is the very fact of making things disappear.
"You get very haunted by this question of fact, of making it absolutely right".
Just the fact of making war creates a new environment, which may be favorable, may be unfavorable.
Such demands are the way some parents respond to the fact of making sacrifices to fund education, Horton says.
For Prakash Kumar, the simple fact of making a living in the capital, however basic, is a source of pride.
The mere fact of making motorists pay their way would free capacity to such an extent that bus travel would become easier and faster, and subsidies could be reduced.Politicians have long shied away from this approach because it is difficult to persuade voters to pay for something that has long been free.
Ezra Koenig, frontman of Vampire Weekend, is sitting in the Guardian canteen with the band's drummer Chris Tomson, dryly talking through the facts of making their third album, Modern Vampires Of The City.
Fact: each method of making coffee calls for bean particles of a particular size.
Making up what we will do is, in fact, our way of making up our minds to do it".
In spite of that fact, the charge of "making money off Jihadi oil" is quickly becoming a geopolitical bludgeon. .
Cases when social predictions, by the mere fact of being made public, change the situations they have predicted, are an important challenge for social theory and institutional design.
