Sentence examples for fact power from inspiring English sources
Because it centres power on the bureaucrats when in fact power should be centred in the patient and the doctor.
In fact, power is a common feature of many different vocal traditions: the blues, Bulgarian folk singing, Sufi chanting, Russian choral singing.
In fact, power is a common feature of many different vocal traditions: the blues, Bulgarian folk singing, Sufi chanting, Russian choral singing.
In fact, power generated by burning wood, plants and other organic material, which makes up 50 percent of all renewable energy produced in the United States, according to federal statistics, is facing increased scrutiny and opposition.
His elder half-brother, a sickly youth, then succeeded to the throne as Fyodor III; but, in fact, power fell into the hands of the Miloslavskys, relatives of Fyodor's mother, who deliberately pushed Peter and the Naryshkin circle aside.
In fact, power production is between 70-85% of the time, with offshore wind farms at the upper end of that scale (the figures are from the European Wind Energy Association).
The company sold Nenes to the Sovietsa Soviet version of the engine, in fact, powered the MiG-15 jet fighter that later fought U.S. fighters and bombers during the Korean War.
In fact, powers to confiscate additional proceeds of crime, beyond those for which a defendant is convicted, did not become available to the SFO until after the date of the offences for which Nadir was found guilty.
However, nearly a hundred years later it was finally revealed that the machine was in fact powered by a human being hidden inside of it.
His works don't suffer from it though, they are in fact powered by it.
Coleman noticed that the cogs were worn on the wrong side and suggested that the device was in fact powering the machine.
