Sentence examples for missing facts from inspiring English sources

It's not about missing facts but, rather, a larger question, one that won't be answered anytime soon.

In Gunn's attempt to align her narrative with Barone's, her money — her availability as a provider — must stand in for other, missing facts.

Isn't it more valuable to add reporting, filling in missing facts or correcting mistakes or adding perspectives, than to rewrite what someone else has already written?

Whether it's missing facts, too many decisions, or uncertainty that contributes to indecision, it doesn't really matter.

She didn't provide any missing facts about what happened in 1998 - and I think that's a good thing; that was not the point of her talk.

In patients with missing FACT-P data, most presented with a monotonic missing pattern, i.e. patient missed an evaluation and all subsequent evaluations.

I can't help thinking about the Louisiana case, with its missing fact, in conjunction with the current contretemps over a single sentence in Judge Richard A. Posner's latest book, "Reflections on Judging".

The mean number of missing FACT-G item values was 0.03 higher (90% CI = -0.11 to 0.18) among patients who answered the FACT-G first than those who answered the FACT-G second.

Patients with a missing FACT-LCS score at week 3 were classified as having a <2-point increase in the primary analysis data, but classified as missing and excluded from the supplemental analysis.

But they're missing one fact: in one sense or another, Charlotte Church has always rocked.

"But there's no missing the fact it was a grand old hotel.