Sentence examples for serious facts from inspiring English sources

"The bishops and religious leaders are unanimous and steadfast to do all possible to make sure such serious facts, which society rightly deplores, never happen again," it said.

With its unique blend of humor and serious facts, the World Toilet Organization broke the taboo on sanitation and mobilised the global media to cover the subject.

Eduardo Junquera said he would leave the administration of the city hall in Gijón, in northern Spain, to show his "radical rejection of the pitiful, shameful and serious facts" relating to the activities of senior members of his Popular Party.

Normally, we try to provide the most serious talking points up front and then end with a whimsical bit, but this week all the clowning is going to happen first, to be followed by some serious facts at the very end.

The recent journalistic trend toward serious fact-checking holds considerable promise for improving our political debates.

He said it's impossible to conduct a serious, fact-centric investigation in such a, quote, "political environment".

"The number of publications that run a story without serious fact-checking is a really a disturbing one to me".

Truly, this is a serious fact, if it exists, and one to which I feel bound to call the attention of my fellow citizens".

"It's an extremely serious fact from an administrative point of view and one I do not think can be repeated unless a higher authority intervenes.

"Did the law firm conduct a serious fact-finding investigation, or was it involved in a whitewash to cover up Enron's tracks?

It is impossible to conduct a serious fact-centric investigation without access to the documents from the former Secretary of State, the ambassador who knew more about Libya than anybody else and testimony from witnesses who survived the attacks.