Sentence examples for facts or elements from inspiring English sources

To succeed in a civil claim (or a criminal prosecution), the plaintiff (or the prosecution) will have to prove the material facts—or "elements"—that constitute the civil claim (or criminal charge) that is before the court (see discussion of "materiality" in section 2.2 above).

Interviewers will annotate any circumstances, facts or elements of interest along the interview that could help to the relativization of findings during the analysis.

On other occasions, he said, the prosecutors go before grand juries for a second time to correct a defect in the charges or because they have overlooked a significant fact or element.

This invited contribution aims to combine some historical facts with elements of a conceptual view on concurrent DEDS, giving pointers about the development of the field.

The LTRs of one gypsy-like (Osr27.2) and one copia-like (Osr13.8) element displayed atypically high levels of sequence divergence indicating that these elements are exceptionally old or possibly that these elements are, in fact, hybrid elements generated by homologous recombination or some other recombination process.

(Coleridge 1839, 224) The pantheist need not be committed to this view, however, for the fact that a certain feature or element is present in everything by no means entails that it is equally present in everything.

But the joys and wonders of "Win It All" don't depend solely on its aspects of personal or psychological allegory — in fact, those elements are mere sidebars and spinoffs of its mighty central strength.

In fact, contextual elements can have mixed effects, or their effects can vary over time.

In fact, those elements are so ubiquitous that Vetements could be a trend in itself.

In fact, some elements of Mae's scenario have emerged recently in the news.

In fact, many elements are in place that porn producers follow to protect themselves and their actors.