Sentence examples for scary fact from inspiring English sources

That kind of uncertainty, a scary fact of life, is something most movies avoid.

It may be a scary fact, but we need the oil companies.

Another scary fact from Matt Bennett's essay: "Many [gun] buyers get their guns from unlicensed sellers, mostly at gun shows or through ads on the Internet.

The scary fact no one admits is that the technology of violence improves every year, and the power of such scenes keep audiences roaring with excitement.

This confidence-building pantomime is most noteworthy for its spottiness; it only underlines the scary fact that most checked bags still trundle forward uninspected at American airports.

But there's still one scary fact about the current semiconductor trend, suggesting that chip companies are living beyond their means.

A variety of ideas on this were put forward after the peso crisis; the same ideas are little further advanced three years on, and the G7 promises only to carry on discussing them.For example, notwithstanding the risk of frightening the markets with scary facts, the IMF should be more open about its views of countries' policies and prospects.

Instead, it reflects hope, despite the scary facts.

But the scary facts remain: A failed C.E.O. who claims that California should be run more like a business, a).

Among the scary facts to choose from here, the scariest is the geographical distribution of the under-the-polling-radar racism that may bring Obama down in November: West Virginia, east Ohio, western Pennsylvania, upstate New York.

Perhaps the scariest fact of all: Manhunt is so user-friendly that any sharp 12-year-old could navigate through the entire game in one sitting".