Sentence examples for in the context of the fact from inspiring English sources
The Treasury said the cuts had to be seen in the context of the fact that the government would be spending about £4tn over the next five years.
Such a performance must also be viewed in the context of the fact that Tampa Bay were without their own trusted running back, LeGarrette Blount, and subsequently lost his replacement Earnest Graham to injury early in the game.
The business secretary said that the story had to be understood in the "context" of the fact that the Sun had chosen to "campaign against Gordon Brown and Labour" in the run-up to the general election.
But you have to put it in the context of the fact that for years Ryan has been lying through his teeth about his budget proposals, and obviously so.
"The working hours of interns in the run-up to shows where our client is exhibiting collections must be seen in the context of the fact that all of our client's staff work long hours on these occasions – which is normal in the fashion industry," the statement said.
Game theory, a branch of mathematics developed in the 1940s and 1950s by John von Neumann and John Nash, has proved a useful theoretical tool in the study of the behaviour of animals, both human and non-human.An important part of game theory is to look for competitive strategies that are unbeatable in the context of the fact that everyone else is also looking for them.
Try to put the context of the fact that this was a foreign power directly interfering in our election in context.
In the context of the Pistols' album title, the term does in fact primarily signify "nonsense".
despite the fact that Sam's orientation in the context of the ascription differs from Mary's orientation in the context of the reported utterance.
In the context of the puzzle, you "automatically" assume one definition, when in fact another is true.
