Sentence examples similar to factually not on time from inspiring English sources
QUESTION FROM STEVE: Your response at is factually not true.
DeLillo insists he works at "street level" - factually, not theoretically.
"It's factually not accurate and therefore just scaremongering.
Tradeshift are keen to stress that the figure is "an old number and factually not accurate".
Twitter's should — and I say this hopefully, not factually — focus on delivering content that's 'right' for the right user at the right time.
The South has made a remarkable step in that it has factually, though not always rhetorically, given up on the historical responsibility of industrialized countries.
Furthermore, much of the court's ruling depends on Aereo's real-time/near-real-time streaming of broadcasts, which is factually distinguishable from time-delayed DVR services.
The quip is not only factually inaccurate on two counts -- Clinton's appearance and her paternity.
Banks said he wished he could reply to everyone individually, but he doesn't have the time, so will only comment if there is something factually wrong mentioned.
ACCURACY The ad's claims are factually correct, but at times overly simplistic and slightly misleading.
