Sentence examples for factual changes from inspiring English sources

Such factual changes can, however, cloud a movie's reception.

Copy editors should check verifiable error-prone facts as time allows and consult with writers about all factual changes.

Mr. Factor said the only thing that the White House had asked of the task force was to "make factual changes".

By Michelle Legro September 20, 2009 Queen Elizabeth suggested few edits to the author of her mother's biography: "She had no comments to make; she only offered some factual changes, the names of race horses her mother had backed".

Instead, the candidate pages have long been fertile ground for arguments over the fair way to summarize their lives and careers; each entry has a Talk page where factual changes are often debated before being made.

But the committee's chairwoman, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, said in a statement this week that the report was on "firm ground" and that she planned to ask the White House and C.I.A. to declassify its 300-page executive summary after "making any factual changes to our report that are warranted after the C.I.A.'s response".

The United States edition will remain on the market, but with "routine, minor factual editorial changes" in the pages in question when a reprint comes out next week, an Anchor spokesman said.

She said precedents should be overturned only if they have proved unworkable over time or have been eroded by other decisions or if important factual circumstances change.

But when Muhammad relocated to Medina, factual circumstances changed radically and rapidly.

Every few pages Maraniss offers a factual nugget that changes or enlarges the prevailing lore.

Since it was announced, no relevant factual premises have changed.