Sentence examples for recurring fact from inspiring English sources

Friends continuing to believe in him is a recurring fact of Grant's life.

A recurring fact during the first years of the affair is crucial to the poet's position.

"It is now an unfortunate and recurring fact that women in intimate relationships with men appear increasingly to be subjected to violence that all too often either leads to or includes their death".

This makes 100%-reserve systems particularly well suited for emerging-market economies, where banks are notoriously undercapitalized and runs on banks are a recurring fact of life.

Among the recurring irritants was the fact that reporters, pundits, politicians and others identified Mr. Geithner – often in an implicitly critical way – as a former Goldman Sachs executive when Mr. Geithner had never worked for Wall Street.

I had Christine, a holistic therapist and dream analysis specialist, believe that the Tranquility Lane segment was, in fact, a recurring dream of my own.

Other performers have had cerebral palsy, among them RJ Mitte, who plays a teenager on the AMC series "Breaking Bad Josh Blueue, who won the NBC reality show "Last Comic Standing" in 2006 with routines that mocked his own lack of motor control; and Geri Jewell, who had a recurring role on "The Facts of Life" in the 1980s.

After beginning a mostly unremarkable TV career that included a recurring role in The Facts of Life, he developed his acting chops, eventually found more meatier and meaningful projects than Batman & Robin and earned a reputation as the nicest guy in La La Land.

As Ross points out, this "distancing" has, in fact, recurred in every U.S. administration, to a greater or lesser degree, since 1948.

Companies may not treat a category of expense as nonrecurring if in fact it keeps recurring.

In fact, the most recurring topic on the campaign trail has been commercial and residential development and the resulting traffic.