Sentence examples for match facts from inspiring English sources

Match facts Scorers: Portugal: Ronaldo 28, 74.

Match facts Substitutes: Aston Villa - Bannan 5 (Clark, 70).

Match facts Substitutes: Wolves - Hunt 5 (Kightly 62), Ebanks-Blake 5 (Jonsson, 62), Milijas (Frimpong, 84).

Match facts Subs: Stoke Whitehead (Pennant, 81), Fuller (Jones, 90), Collins (Etherington, 90).

Match facts Substitutes: Tottenham - Livermore (Van der Vaart, 31); Sandro (Walker, 76); Lancaster (Adebayor, 79).

Here we take a look at the key battles around the pitch and take in some match facts.

That's nine matches, fact-checkers.

Returning to the isomorphism approach in general, on a strict or naïve implementation of this approach, correspondence will be a one-one relation between truths and corresponding facts, which leaves the approach vulnerable to objections against funny facts (3.F1): each true truthbearer, no matter how complex, will be assigned a matching fact.

Before matching, FACT patients differed significantly from all non-FACT patients with respect to age (mean age FACT-patients 38 years, others 43 years) and GAF (mean symptoms FACT-patients 52.9, others 50.7).

Why Our Fears Don't Always Match the Facts", puts it, the fear of radiation, though it conflicts with the facts, is understandable.

Why Our Fears Don't Always Match the Facts," I call The Perception Gap, the gap between our fears and the facts that raises new risks all by itself.