Sentence examples for presenting facts about from inspiring English sources
In a report released yesterday by the Climate Outreach & Information Network, we argue that although the IPCC is succeeding in its aim of presenting facts about climate change to policy makers, this role reflects an outdated model of how science is incorporated into society, and how social change occurs.
When you first visit Factery Labs, you'll see a series of widgets, each presenting facts about the current hottest trends (trends are based on trending topics from Twitter).
He's a great researcher and very realistic about presenting facts about drugs, which is incredibly refreshing.
"Your institutions weren't here begging for deregulation, you were presenting facts" about "drafting errors" and "inappropriate regulations," McHenry said.
One strategy to raise weight awareness was to measure body size or weight and then to move on to presenting facts about the association with ill-health.
Don't expect "The Green Wave" to provide lessons in Iranian political history or to present facts about the election and its disputed results.
The president presented facts about Iraqi policy that may justify the use of force, but even if force were justified, this does not show that it is, over all, the right policy for the United States.
The ultimate purpose of my book is to present facts about the Middle East that are largely unknown in America, to precipitate discussion and help restart peace talks (now absent for six years) that can lead to permanent peace for Israel and its neighbours.
A new independent, nonprofit group, it presents facts about hair care, hair loss and hair replacement techniques.
So the spotlight in celebrity names is now on Caitlyn Jenner and below I present facts about this name's origins and associations with the Jenner family.
Filtering the storyline through one inquisitive young child, Desmond joyfully presents facts about the earth's largest mammal in a manner that is both accessible and engaging, and will definitely spark the reader's curiosity.
