Sentence examples for factual problems from inspiring English sources

First, the factual problems.

First, let's look at the factual problems.

As this blog noted on Saturday, this passage has factual problems.

A straight-up acknowledgement of the factual problems of this article is the only way out of this.

That would ensure the needed post-execution challenges without creating the factual problems and delay of pre-execution litigation.

There are also many factual problems (pointed out with cruel accuracy by the tenacious Hugh Barnacle) and too many demands on reality.

As Jared Bernstein points out, there's a factual problem here: a large part of the rise in the disability rolls reflects simple demographics, because aging baby boomers are a lot more likely to have real ailments than those same workers did when they were in their 20s and 30s.

A factual problem is that randomly cut sections do not help to recognize essential structural details in microscopic analysis.

In an article posted to Frontpagemag.com, Adams writes that the "slipperiness of [the exhibit's language] poses a serious factual problem.

But they face difficult factual and methodological problems, not logical ones.

The more than 100 books considered for adoption were riddled with factual errors and problems, but Pearson and McGraw-Hill's treatment of climate change quickly took the spotlight.