Sentence examples for factual one from inspiring English sources

Whether it remains merely cultural or will become a factual one will depend on how much will and creativity the UK and Europe can summon up to avoid a hard Brexit.

Palmer [38] has shown the problems that arise when a key question such as the impacts of biofuel policies on indirect land-use change has been framed entirely as a factual one, when assessments are wrapped up with value choices over which impacts to measure and how to measure them.

One of the hallmarks of tough ethical issues is that they have an emotional basis as well as a factual one.

Some people, he says, can't resist the temptation to sift the film for clues to the actor's mental state, equating the fictional Wilson with the factual one.

In the reorganisation which saw her emerge as joint head of learning and factual, one of the BBC's most talented documentary executives, Paul Hamann, was ruthlessly left jobless.

That moment is important because it may have created not only a credibility problem for Mr. Quattrone, but a factual one, too.

Directionally motivated reasoning is what happens when people confronted with conflicting views on controversial issues, even purely factual ones, tend to believe the source they perceive to be on their side, Nyhan said.

This list of imaginary drownings was inspired by one of the most infamous factual ones.

In light of these legal uncertainties, plus unspecified factual ones, Mueller made the reasonable call to leave the question of whether a President obstructed justice to the head of the Justice Department, the Attorney General.

In surveying textbooks, we had noticed that about half their questions were shallow, factual ones (this was confirmed later, as discussed below).

But it probably does say something when the satirical news story sounds more legitimate than the purported factual ones.