Sentence examples for factual set from inspiring English sources

Music Web sites like rapdose.com reported on the lyric with headlines that read "Nicki Minaj Endorses Mitt Romney," while the gossip blog Gawker hedged its bets, asking readers, "Did Nicki Minaj Really Endorse Mitt Romney?" However, there were clues in the song that Ms. Minaj was not describing a factual set of circumstances.

Other than Hiltzik's column, one article appeared in the Wall Street Journal discussing the impact on teeth whitening, which was the factual setting of the case.

Justin Govier, head of the employment team at IBB Solicitors, says the advert should be factual and set out what you are looking for in an unbiased way.

Factual is setting out to get people to create as many open databases as possible by providing tools for creating table son any topic, embedding them and sharing them.

Not only were the justices deeply engaged by the case, but their evident familiarity with its factual and legal setting was notable.

Poetry publishers receive thousands of submissions, so it helps to send a strong covering letter (straightforward and factual) with yours setting out your publication credentials, along with a stamped addressed envelope (you won't get a response without this).

The BBC's commissioning editor for features and factual entertainment, Elaine Bedell, is set to be confirmed as the corporation's new entertainment "super-commissioner" within the next week.

Despite Judge Walker's efforts to set a factual foundation and the traditions of deference, Mr. NeJaime said, the Supreme Court is not completely constrained by lower court findings of fact.

Further, the panel in this case failed to accomplish the one task that might have sent a decision on to the Supreme Court with a certain momentum: to produce a unified and coherent set of factual findings and legal conclusions.

Where it appears to excel is when you want facts about something, or when you need to compute a factual answer to some set of questions about factual data.

As for example a learner may be asked to go through a passage and then answer a set of factual questions based on the information he or she has gathered from the passage.