Sentence examples for facts letters from inspiring English sources

In 2006, according to the statement of facts, letters of credit provided by BNP's Geneva office represented one quarter of all exports and a fifth of imports.

In fact, Letters to God's domestic box office has already been trumped by another film on Mission's slate, the teen salvation tale To Save a Life.

But in fact "Letters Home" is remarkable not for what it leaves out about Hughes but for what it leaves in.

A series of photographs by David Wojnarowicz documents the death of his mentor and lover, the photographer Peter Hujar, from AIDS in a hospital; nearby is a matter-of-fact letter to Hujar from his doctor describing his dire medical condition.

Mr Watson added: "A very cold, matter-of-fact letter came through the door one day telling me I would no longer qualify.

In fact, the letters they clutch state that they have been "involuntarily ordered to active duty" in support of "Operation Enduring Freedom".

In fact the letters were related, in a very subtle way, with some more likely to appear before or after others.

Had they been paying attention, in fact, the letters might have provided both a warning and a valuable lesson to the couple about how passion, carelessly handled, can go awry.

In fact, some letters will be such an embarrassment of riches.

"Our request is necessary because the answer you have provided to the people of Wisconsin does not appear to be honest when compared with the facts," the letter continued.

A significant number of ink tablets have been identified at Carlisle (also on Hadrian's Wall) The fact that letters were sent to and from places on Hadrian's Wall and further afield (Catterick, York, and London) raises the question of why more letters have been found at Vindolanda than other sites, but it is not possible to give a definitive answer.