Sentence examples for fact ties from inspiring English sources

In fact, ties between the Falklands and Argentina, which has claimed sovereignty over the islands since 1833, when Britain reestablished its rule of the archipelago, have not always been so tense.

The music is, in fact, tied to this final image.

This means Obama's famous "youth vote" is not, in fact, tied to the Democratic brand.

"But it is in fact tied up in all these environmental issues and community-concern issues".

Rather did not, in fact, tie himself to a pole, although he did get a heavy-link chain and rehearsed tying himself to a tree.

Many banks face lawsuits from investors who say they were misled into investing in securities they believed were safe but which were in fact tied to risky subprime mortgages.

Then again, there are also worries that it is in fact tied to profound flaws in the Chinese economy.Six months ago Chinese manufacturers were being pounded by increases in all manner of costs, from wages and the prices of materials and energy to interest rates and taxes.

It's a brash clarion call to feminism after the fact, tied up with an obnoxious pink ribbon, part Delta Burke, part Dr. Ruth.

That fact, tied with the obvious implications for real businesses to form around Glass, made these firms want to jump in early.

The elements of the trinomial mission-corporate governance-accountability model are in fact tied by reciprocal relations, since in every enterprise there exists an explicit and coherent coordination between mission, governance and accountability (Matacena, 2010).

In fact, tied into this, is the unhealthy idea that wanting to be cool is a bad thing.