Sentence examples for fact situations from inspiring English sources

In fact, situations like McLawhorn's are exceedingly rare.

For the economy isn't always like this — in fact, situations like the one we're in are fairly rare.

I suppose people can project whatever they want to project on nominees for the court, but Mr. Souter was, as a Supreme Court justice, what everyone familiar with his record knew him to be — a thoughtful and sophisticated jurist who applied longstanding constitutional principles to contemporary fact situations without political or ideological bias.

In fact, situations between these extremes are described as being grey.

There are a number of possible indirect benefits that accrue from the practice of analogical reasoning, such as exposing judges to a wider variety of fact situations than the particular set before them, making them consider the views of other judges in previous cases and exerting a conservative pressure on individual decision-makers (see Sherwin 1999).

I think it's just a different fact situation".

Bostock proposes the following solution to this problem: "We may find it natural to reply to this argument by distinguishing… propositions [from] facts, situations, states of affairs, and so on.

In fact, the situations where many refreshes occur while the same bundle is in the network are intuitively non-optimal.

You must learn how to manage the fact that situations are tangled.

In fact, vague situations like what we see in primary evaluation of head trauma patients are where ANN may prove to be superior to traditional linear modeling.

In fact, this situation gave an opportunity to study the genetic control of arthritis in aged multiparous females, a common situation in human RA.