Sentence examples for identifying fact from inspiring English sources

To prevent information about low-risk offenders from becoming too broadly available, the system would require entering a person's name as well as his or her address, Social Security number, date of birth, or other identifying fact.

Let's guide our students in navigating difficult information, and identifying fact from fiction.

Of course, her birth certificate says she's a girl, but she corrected me on this identifying fact.

Pairs should take turns in their pairs reading each of the five findings and quickly identifying facts from the report and filling in the columns.

Like many other colleges, Harvard offers every freshman a copy of the class directory, known as the "facebook," which features a photograph of each member, accompanied by a few identifying facts, such as name, date of birth, home town, and high school.

One well-known linguistic argument against identifying facts with true propositions is closely related to the Ambiguity Response to The Substitution Problem, considered in Section 5.4.

I'm not advocating ignoring identifying facts about people, but instead to look beyond these single characteristics, when looking at a person.

The "Pitch Perfect 2" star has been mired in controversy over her real age and name since Monday, when the Australian tabloid Woman's Day alleged that she took liberties with the identifying facts.

This is because the association between HSUVs and AEs was modeled by identifying FACT-O data collected at the time of an event.

1, 2 The relationship between events and HSUVs was established by identifying FACT-O questionnaires collected within 7 days of a clinical event, including data collected at the time of an AE.

A good summary of the most recent data, for 2010, can be found on the previously identified fact sheet, and I created this table from that source.