Sentence examples for facts connected to from inspiring English sources

The editorial also notes what it calls several "contradictory facts" connected to allegations the plane was shot down by separatist rebels using a Buk system.

Unfortunately, it was not possible to establish a fully isolated perimeter (at least in relation to spread of FIV), so some populations of the study area are in fact connected to unstudied populations (Fig. 1, white rectangles - the connections to the study populations are represented by dashed arrows).

At the time the club entered administration, questions were asked about whether Astor was in fact connected to Forward.

And what's interesting is that there's some reason to think these two things are, in fact, connected to each other.

By 3 A.M., it was clear that he was not, in fact, connected to the Boston Marathon bombings — he was merely someone who had the misfortune of being in the wrong place at exactly the wrong time.

Ms. Annabi's lawyer, William I. Aronwald, said there was no evidence that the payments by Mr. Jereis "were in fact connected to any agreement between the two of them that she would at some point vote as he directed her to".

By 3 A.M., it was clear that he was not, in fact, connected to the Boston Marathon bombings—he was merely someone who had the misfortune of being in the wrong place at exactly the wrong time.

His suspicion extends to Amazon, which is not in fact connected to Uber.

We will show that the presence of a time-dependent coefficient in PNSL is in fact connected to a time-dependent gravitational potential (TDGP).

This was the reason that for some years after rejection of Lysenko's theories, evolution was in fact connected to his ideas and thus marginalized (Łomnicki 1994).

An important fact connected to the investigation is that there are only several solvable product-type systems with two dependent variables due to the finite number of combinations of the sums of two delays which cannot exceed four.