Sentence examples for some fact-finding from inspiring English sources

"We're just doing some fact-finding," she said.

Perhaps he should have done some fact-finding before he started tossing people in jail.

It needn't all have looked gloomy for the next prime minister, however - not if he did some fact-finding about Blackwater, a North Carolina company that is now one of the most profitable military contractors operating in Iraq, and proves just what a land of opportunity Iraq really is.

We traveled around the country a couple of months prior to the quake to do some fact-finding about schools we were raising money for that were funded by The Mona Foundation.

Once the litigation has started and the lawyers have had time to exchange information and do some fact finding (the discovery process), your lawyer will discuss the strengths and weaknesses of your case with you.

I can probably get you some cheap "fact-finding" flights.

The male-only group of senators on Codel Chambliss, which includes Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C). and a token Dem, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va)., heads over on the obligatory military jet with staff and escorts at the end of the August recess for some serious fact-finding.

"As we would for any new industry, Walmart Canada has done some preliminary fact-finding on this issue, but we do not have plans to carry CBD products at this time," spokeswoman Diane Medeiros conveyed to Bloomberg.

"All the court said is that the jury must play some kind of fact-finding role," he said of Ring.

This may indicate that females start education with some self-driven fact-finding but males once engaged are more driven to make an informed choice.

Exploring the points of disconnect between honesty and truth exposes some flaws in the criminal justice process and some opportunities to advance fact-finding, truth-seeking, and accuracy instead.