Sentence examples for factually increasing from inspiring English sources

In that sense, if the term 'multicultural' was used at all in early Dutch integration discourse, it was mostly in a descriptive sense (i.e., that diversity in society was factually increasing), not in the sense that it would be fitting that migrants, under certain conditions, should have a right 'to express their identities from a assumed symmetry of cultures' (Vink, 2007, p. 345).

Factually, it was noticed generally that contents of all nutrients did not increase initially at 0 DAI and then increased sequentially at 15, 30 and 45 DAI in all treatments of raw organic sources during composting and vermicomposting strategies.

Much that was not blacked out was, according to Tajideen, factually wrong or inconsistent in describing his businesses: it confused real estate companies with other companies, confused the Chouf region of Lebanon with the south, gave the wrong number for his companies in Angola, misunderstood the nature of shell companies, and ignored many steps taken to increase transparency.

The text notes "an increase in the occurrence of factually incorrect slurs as 'Polish death camps' in news articles" and encourages readers to comment on and protest over such usages.

Taking a shot at Mr. DiNapoli, Mr. Bloomberg said: "I think some of the things he said, that the real impact here is from the performance of the investments and not from the increase in benefits mandated by the state, is just factually incorrect, period".

Indeed, while a patient is factually cured with monotherapy, the likelihood of developing resistance against the other antibiotics increases, and this may result in multidrug resistant isolates [ 8, 17, 23].

Mr. Orszag emphasized that it was "just factually wrong" to say the administration was raising taxes in a recession because the tax increases and industry permits would not take effect until at least 2011.

It's factually wrong".

That is factually false.

"You're factually wrong".

"Qimonda is factually liquidated.