Sentence examples for material actually from inspiring English sources

In early nuclear weapons, only 20% or so of the fissile material actually fissioned, with the rest being scattered around.

But probably his greatest cache of Soviet material actually came from combing German records for captured Soviet documents.

Sometimes the editor feels that I go further than the source material actually justifies; in that case we either negotiate a rewording, or drop the assertion altogether.

But much of the material actually came, sometimes verbatim, from several nonsecret published articles, according to critics of the government's policy who have studied the documents.

But it does suggest that the Ministry of Justice, which is examining the libel law, make some important changes.One is reversing the burden of proof for corporate claimants: if they want to sue for libel, they would have to show that the published material actually damaged their business.

Second, under what circumstances would the introduction of human material actually enhance an animal's moral status?

When fire threatens a nuclear facility, the worst case scenario is if radioactive materials actually catch fire.

Outlast's tiny, "encapsulated phase change materials" actually switch back and forth from liquid to solid, absorbing heat and producing a pronounced cooling sensation.

One square metre of timber framed, hemp-lime wall (weighing 120kg), after allowing for the energy cost of transporting and assembling the materials actually stores 35.5kg of CO2.

Goonj also takes pains to see that its materials actually reach the intended recipients, no small feat in a country where corruption is endemic.

For once, the materials actually say something you can picture (bravo!): "the dancers casually meander between positions of power, gritty states of physicality, and short stories of loneliness and dependency".