Sentence examples for one fact of from inspiring English sources

Here's one fact of newspaper life that hasn't got much publicity.

One fact: "Of the 2,161 public school buildings in a state inventory comprising most of Oregon's 1,355 public elementary, middle, and high schools, 2,027 (94 percent) pre-date the state's first seismic building codes".

One fact of Gabrielle's life is that a woman without money or status can only acquire them by attaching herself to a man, ideally as a wife but more plausibly as a mistress.

One fact of Corsica's economic life is that it will break its reliance on subsidies from the mainland more per person than any other region of France only if it increases either the number of its tourists (2.1m a year) or the money it earns from them.

But one fact of life has not changed for New York families: More than half of their spending still goes toward housing and feeding themselves, in contrast to Americans elsewhere who allocate more than half of their spending to discretionary items like cars, entertainment and health care.

And the stream of medal-brandishing athletes returning to Japan will be reminded of one fact of Tokyo life over which the 2020 organisers have no control: the blistering heat and humidity that envelops the city in July and August, as well as the possibility of another early start to the typhoon season.

More surprising might be this one fact: many of us have our roots in fundamentalist and evangelical Christianity.

The previous statement is one of fact and not meant to be a description of virtue.

As a matter of fact, one of the tunes...he broke a string and continued to play.

Selective inattention to the tenets of one's faith is a fact of life.

In fact, one of the limitations of computational approaches is the effective and efficient handling of large dynamical systems.