Sentence examples for fact selected from inspiring English sources

Yet the way in which the ODI series has unfolded suggests that England have in fact selected too many Test players rather than too few.

In addition, in many states delegates are in fact selected in an entirely separate process from the primaries currently being carried out under such vast media scrutiny.

Half the designers, scholars and connoisseurs I polled, in fact, selected an Apple product as an example, if not their sole choice, of canonical early 21st-century design.

Bismarck in fact selected 70 as the minimum qualifying age when he established the world's first social security system in 1889.

Have you in fact selected a defense -- MR. BUSH -- No, I think what he meant by the issue being resolved was the issue is resolved of who gets to pick the defense secretary.

Almost all delegates at every level, though nominally elected (either by lower-level congresses or by the public in the case of the lowest tiers), are in fact selected by the party.

This sort of selection, which in fact selects only the most posterior voxels in LOC (Fig. S7), would be performed when only a limited number of runs are sampled in the localizer test.

"So it's quite possible that by providing more and more obstacles, we are in fact selecting for smarter raccoons".

"We feel that though more books are being published than ever before, people are in fact selecting from a smaller and smaller pool.

However, a community of mixed long- and short-tubed species may not select very strongly for long-tongued pollinators but may in fact select for pollinators with shorter tongues.

In fact, selecting patients for an elective TP-IAT represents the penultimate in balancing risk/reward.