Sentence examples for sweeping facts from inspiring English sources

Because of increasingly inefficient markets, an in-and-out mentality by big money traders keeps these stocks in perpetual motion, with rumor and innuendo frequently sweeping facts aside in the quest of a quick profit and easy score.

"There's no point in blaming modern Poland, but there's no sweeping facts under the carpet when it comes to history".

You thought WorldCom and Tyco were masters at sweeping financial facts under the rug.

His memory is profound, his command of facts sweeping and indiscriminate.

The engineer, a follower of Voltaire and Diderot, thinks of it as sweeping away "in fact, not in rhetoric, the poisonous influence of the past".

The king vaguely requested more facts, while sweeping the matter under the palace's handmade rugs.

His whole community has been about celebrating those facts, or sweeping them under the carpet".

Battered by accusations undermining its credibility, "Manhunt," however, is now in a position to have a serious effect on reality television -- perhaps answering, once and for all, the question of whether the new, MTV-style contests between everyday people sweeping network television are fact or fiction, the equivalents of amateur sporting events or professional wrestling matches.

Members of Merkel's coalition view full veils as incompatible with German society, but other politicians maintain that a sweeping ban would in fact inhibit integration.

However, going paperless is still very much in the future at many businesses due to the fact that sweeping infrastructure changes and comprehensive iterations to existing document management solutions (DMS) pose challenges of security and compliance, two of the most important considerations when going paperless.

His whole community has been about celebrating the facts, or even sweeping them under the carpet".