Sentence examples for order facts from inspiring English sources

ACCURACY -- Not surprising, Ms. Snyder has her 'Law & Order' facts straight; she is a legal consultant to the television show.

The ultimate purpose of these tables was to order facts in such a way that the true causes of phenomena (the subject of physics) and the true "forms" of things (the subject of metaphysics the study of the nature of being) could be inductively established.

Rather, it is to be equated with its being unjustifiable; the character of wrongness is captured by the higher order fact that wrong acts are unjustifiable.

A section of the FCC order fact sheet saying that de-identified, or anonymized, data is usable "outside the consent regime".

5-6) holds that negative truths are made true by a second-order "totality fact" which says of all the (positive) first-order facts that they are all the first-order facts.

The combinatorialist definition of a possible world appears to hinge critically on the assumption that, ultimately, there are simple facts on which all other (first-order) facts supervene.

In other, nonmoral, cases, some have claimed, the supervening facts are necessitated logically by the lower-order facts supervened upon together with the concepts by which the supervenient facts are identified.

In tough technology bake-offs, expensive bottles of wine do not win purchase orders; facts and analysis do.

9.55am: "It's an exciting moment for Britain, and celebration's definitely in order, but facts are facts, and it's a tie for third in the medals table with Germany at present," Amy Horde tells me.

The US batted more solidly through their order, a fact that enabled them to win even allowing for the astonishing fact that their two best players, Fred Couples and Paul Azinger, did not win a match.

It is impossible that the 2nd order totality fact comprising all the 1st order states of affairs exist and the 3rd order totality fact comprising all the 1st and 2nd order states not exist.