Most respondents perceived evidence to be factual and concrete to support a decision.
Twitter has proven to be very effective in responding to complaints, rumors, and factual mistakes for damage control and to provide better customer service.
It is also important to note that the factual findings and decision of Judge Walker have proven to be critical to the restoration of marriage equality in California.
A publisher can get sued for making a factual statement that proves to be false and hurts a person's reputation.
"Something that's factual at this moment proves not to be factual in retrospect," he said, referring to the way scientific testing turns suspicions into conclusions only after time has passed.
It is proving to be the year of what commentators have dubbed "post-factual politics".
His induction, founded on collection, comparison, and exclusion of factual qualities in things and their interior structure, proved to be a revolutionary achievement within natural philosophy, for which no example in classical antiquity existed.
The flatly factual journal (which Sabah has edited and published in a small edition), establishing Faÿ's connection to the Gestapo, proved to be even more damning than the polemical Sabah book.
We value our personal opinions; our opinions are based almost completely on our biases, our biases are informed by the apparatuses of convention, and when challenged we merely seek to prove our opinions to be factual rather than question our own assumptions.
It is considered to be factual, reliable, broad-ranging, and maintained with consistency and transparency (Waddock 2003; Mattingly and Berman 2006) and has proven to reflect firms' actual CSR performance (Chatterji et al. 2009; Rahman and Post 2012).
The Christmas story was not intended to be factual.
