While factually correct, the same can be said for states with tough gun laws, meaning this relationship is coincidental, not causational.
Were Morrissey's comments ill-informed and likely to provoke anger inside those of us who are tired of hearing the right wing press and the BNP whip up fear with the same factually distorted statements?
Morrison started out reading from the old speaking notes and claiming Australia had a "spending problem" rather than a revenue problem – the same (factually incorrect) rationale that led the former government to its disastrous first budget decisions.
He and his ministers dusted off the same old, factually incorrect scare campaign that Tony Abbott was using – misused the same modelling data to sprout the same incorrect assertions about the possible cost of Labor's scheme, and cranked up the same lines about "big thumping electricity tax" that is about to impoverish Australian households.
And the plot resolves factually, rather than having you see the same story completely subjectively from different perspectives.
Instead, we note the number and proportion of the Jewish population who have achieved brilliance and excellence in science and in the arts, as compared with the number and proportion of non-Jews who have done the same — a comparison that is factually indisputable.
But factually all the reactive dyes do not have the same range of substantivity and reactivity.
That's not the same as saying he believes that line of thought would be factually inaccurate, though.
While Republicans repeat the same things they said about the border five or ten years ago, they are just factually wrong.
Factually the film reprises recent news reports (and includes commentary by journalists like Dexter Filkins of The New York Times) but at the same time it palpably delivers a sense of our narrowing options.
The results indicated that the PM could simulate factually the emptying kinetic change of semi-fluid food in stomach.
