Sentence examples for factual checks from inspiring English sources

The perils of that arrangement -- which took away the factual checks and balances of competing exit polls -- were made apparent on Nov. 7, when V.N.S. data led the major television news outlets to mistakenly call the still-contested state of Florida for Vice President Al Gore and, later, for Gov. George W. Bush.

"I think these factual checks are really important," Gergen said.

The study sponsors were involved in the study design and analysis of data, and provided a factual check of the manuscript during preparation.

He convinced Ofsted the judgment was wrong by completing a 20-page factual accuracy check, but says: "I still find it quite difficult to talk about without choking up, and my sleep is very disrupted.

If you are reading them on an interactive device, you can check factual references or the meaning of obscure words instantly by going online.

"2,000 Dead: As Iraq Tours Stretch On, a Grim Mark" (front page, Oct. 26) should set the standard of what fair, factual and gut-check truth looks like.

"President Trump's op-ed was treated like other column submissions; we check factual assertions while allowing authors wide leeway to express their opinions.

In the SMC process, the Detailed Advice Document is distributed for 1 month to health boards for information and to manufacturers to check factual accuracy.

Anything factual that can be checked should be checked.

At this time all factual detail is carefully checked.

And if their readers are puzzled by a word or factual reference, they can check it on the Internet within seconds.