Sentence examples for substantially factual from inspiring English sources

That last book, although substantially factual, spliced fiction into the mix, and served as a stage in what Spufford has described as his "creeping up gradually on writing novels".

In his ruling issued on Wednesday, Judge Paul D. Borman wrote that statements about James Nichols's connection to the bombing conspiracy in Mr. Moore's 2002 Oscar-winning "Bowling for Columbine," were "factual and substantially true".

Because a determination whether a legal position is "substantially justified" depends greatly on factual determinations, the Court reasoned that the district court was "better positioned" to make such factual determinations.

Moreover, the Board's factual findings are substantially supported by the record.

The record substantially supports the Board's factual findings that Schwab's brokerage services were very similar to the types of services that are generally provided by banks and that banks are particularly well equipped to provide such services.

In SIA, the Court noted that the Board's "factual findings... are substantially supported by the record," 104 S.Ct. at 3009, but as will appear below that may be a description of the requirements of the arbitrary or capricious standard.

The court first determined that Howards had established a material factual dispute regarding whether petitioners were substantially motivated by Howards' speech when they arrested him.

The factual findings to which this standard was applied are substantially supported by the record.

Factual errors were counted as well.

Nonetheless, considerable non-differential misclassification of the factual physical activity, introduced by the crude job title classification, may have substantially attenuated the true dose-response (Rothman and Greenland, 1998).

Are religious claims factual?