Sentence examples for fact to explain from inspiring English sources

Several analysts invoked a Wall Street saying — "buy on the rumor, sell on the fact" — to explain yesterday's losses.

The mystery of double lives persists partly because extremists are rarely available, after the fact, to explain the mechanics of their deception.

How, decades after the fact, to explain an essentially simple-to-understand act of aggression that ended up lasting three years, leaving perhaps 100,000 dead, millions displaced, and uncounted others raped and tortured?

Thus a reference to a singular contingent fact to explain why you never succeed in killing your younger self seems not to fulfil the requirement of being an explanation.

In fact, to explain this markedly improved survival without reduced deaths, more than 75% of CT-screen detected lung cancers would have to be non-lethal.

"My lawyer took me out for coffee the day we were doing the statement of facts, to explain why I was signing it.

Ruse points out that non-teleological explanations exclusively based on past facts to explain adaptation can only be retrospectively constructed after having thought about the metaphor of design.

And someone defending noncognitivism might point to the practical utility of talking as if there were moral facts to explain why moral claims seem to purport to report facts even though they do not.

Recall that a moral naturalist will invoke moral facts to explain certain non-moral facts, for example, the fact that American chattel slavery was so morally repugnant to explain, in part, the extent of the resistance to it at the time of the American civil war (Sturgeon 1985).

Directed by Jacob Kornbluth and featuring Reich, the film uses humor and facts to explain why the consolidation of wealth into the hands of few affects all Americans today.

Studies have shown that those patients who do not remember anything about their ICU stay experience more PTSD symptoms because they lack facts to explain delusional memories [ 38].