Sentence examples similar to it factually is from inspiring English sources
And they still try to say — and I don't know how they get away with it, because it is just not factually correct — that it is just lifestyles issues like smoking or obesity, but it's clearly not.
He added: "We should dismiss it because it's factually incorrect".
Factually, it is so bad as to be beyond criticism.
Factually it is rooted very much in Mexico or places with a significant Mexican culture like East Los Angeles.
This week an embarrassed Ernst & Young withdrew it, admitting that it was "factually erroneous" and that it had somehow slipped through the firm's normal checks.
Factually, it was noticed generally that contents of all nutrients did not increase initially at 0 DAI and then increased sequentially at 15, 30 and 45 DAI in all treatments of raw organic sources during composting and vermicomposting strategies.
It is not merely a non sequitur; it is factually incorrect as well.
If Igor's belief makes him fight with greater determination, then it counts as practically realistic, even if it is factually incorrect.
It is factually incorrect and potentially damaging.
"It is factually inaccurate to connect me to the spying scandal at HP," she said.
