You've also studied the fact that people are living longer and the effect that that has on income and taxes and inheritance.
As a scientist I study the facts and know that many of the fears are irrational.
"To study the facts by themselves" could mean "to study only the facts" rather than to "study facts with their own senses," as Bradley's more precise version has it.
So let's take a moment to study the facts and ask: why are a bunch of music journalists giving James Bay a Brit award on Wednesday night?
In fact, the panel will hardly be doing any investigating of its own: merely studying the facts that each country has gathered.
He published numerous articles and books on religious experience, including Exploring Inner Space: Scientists and Religious Experience (1987); Religious Experience Today: Studying the Facts (1990); The Spirit of the Child (2006, with Rebecca Nye), and Something There: the Biology of the Human Spirit (2006).
Scott Morrison would do well to study the facts on the financial performance of coal and fossil fuels, as would the trustees who take responsibility for managing our retirement savings.
Now that he is a partner, billing more than $600 an hour, he relies on junior lawyers working for him to study the facts, regulations and the law, he said.
In a somewhat unusual move, Alsup allowed jurors to take their notes home with them before they heard closing arguments in the case and during their deliberations, so they could study the facts.
The Commission was formed to study the facts, impacts, and legacy of Canada's residential school system.
We live in a free society, and studying the facts on both sides is what makes our democracy great.
