Sentence examples for instant fact from inspiring English sources

The White House took issue with our instant fact check of the exchange on Libya between President Obama and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.

This was before campaigns had full-time trackers following opposing candidates with tiny cameras or phones, before YouTube or livestreaming allowed for instant fact checks or memes.

In today's world of social media and instant fact-checking, the challenge is to find a new mode of political communication with the prospect of big rewards for those who crack it".

Only with considerable sleuthing were we able to discover that Smartwords was also likely to feature things like dictionary services, information on where and how frequently a word is used in a text, and instant fact-checking through cross-referencing of sources (which can't go over well with our crack team of twenty).

If the dash seemed quaint to a boy in a 1980s schoolroom, it seems Jurassic in a Google world of instant facts and co‑ordinates.

What is billed as instant fact-checking is really instant linking.

If you've been watching via these sites, chances are you also participated in mini-polls, left comments, demanded instant fact-checking, and posted to Facebook or Twitter.

Which is all to say that the Ohio Court of Appeals' opinion is somewhat shallow on these points, but probably reaches the correct result under the instant facts.

But if instant fact-checking at debates is scandalous, let's have more of it.

In these days of instant fact-checking, reporter Ben Amey quickly tweeted that the accusation was wrong.

And just as our instant fact-checking, context-providing, and translation tools will bring us more truth, new.com innovations providing greater transparency will deliver a return of trust.