Sentence examples for factual discovery from inspiring English sources

No factual discovery could ever settle a question of right or wrong.

Factual discovery, whether in the biological sciences or any other enterprise, does not constitute understanding on its own.

And I do think factual discoveries can resolve even moral questions.

Are they factual discoveries?

The US Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation said in its decision that determining the severity and timing of the boxer's rotator-cuff injury could require "significant factual, and possibly expert, discovery".

Abraham's knowledge of the BBC, from signing off joint deals for factual programmes through the Discovery Channel and running the joint venture, UKTV, may greatly assist him in reviving any potential deals or partnerships with BBC Worldwide, though the talks are stalled.

Who knows if that mermaid discovery is factual?

The character reminiscent of McClintock is a reclusive geneticist at the fictional laboratory, who makes the same discoveries as her factual counterpart.

The book is seen by some as very controversial; however, it contains over 130 pages of documents from archives of the secret police (which were inherited by the IPN) to support its claims, and Cenckiewicz defended his discoveries on a factual basis.

In the category that analysts refer to as factual programming, United States imports like the Discovery Channel, the History Channel and National Geographic have long been available in Britain, alongside myriad offerings from local broadcasters.

The rapid growth necessary to achieve such a task – Discovery is the top paid-for factual channel in the UK – rests on the shoulders of a sassy seven-year-old girl.