Sentence examples for factual substance from inspiring English sources

"The question would be whether she made statements about the factual substance of the subject, but courts will be loath to divest someone of their rights absent a clear and unequivocal waiver," Brand wrote.

PARIS — The Paris police stop young Arab and black men for identity checks far more often than they stop young whites, according to a study to be published Tuesday, lending factual substance to widespread accusations of racial profiling.

"The question would be whether she made statements about the factual substance of the subject, but courts will be loath to divest someone of their rights absent a clear and unequivocal waiver," Brand wrote in an e-mail.

This variable forms the factual substance of individual court cases and is often the subject of intense debate.

Trump's greatest challenge is, of course, whether he can pull the ego mania back and present his material with specific substance, factual footnotes, and a much more quiet confidence.

It was in every way the perfect BBC2 factual programme: full of substance, educational and accessible for all.

Pointing out these instances of reckless takfir resulting in the "killing of innocents", as mentioned previously, would bring more substance and factual contexts to the arguments of the Open Letter.

He's been very engaged this time -- on substance and factual questions I think he realizes that it's kind of his last hurrah, so he's putting in the prep work.

He called the arrangement "a factual sham" that "lacked objective economic substance and a subjective business purpose other than the tax benefits flowing from the interest deductions".

The court today elevates form over substance and ignores the factual situation before the district court and on which it ruled.

Anil fires back almost immediately with "@photomatt desperation is resorting to name-calling and slander instead of substance — if there's a factual error, i'm glad to fix it".