Sentence examples for system the fact from inspiring English sources

As obesity and its consequences are increasingly taxing the health care system, the fact that a fast food place serves as a hospital's cafeteria strikes some as jarring.

To the Editor: For poor people of color trapped in the criminal justice system, the fact that police lie is a self-evident truth.

However, Christine Blower, the NUT's general secretary, voiced anxiety about the new system: "The fact that the new accountability measures will put many more schools below the new floor targets will be devastating to many.

He is therefore most unlikely to reverse the most bizarre and historically unprecedented aspect of today's British banking system: the fact that those of us in the real economy are lending to banks.

"It tells us more about the general anxieties they have in the political system, the fact that it's so dependent on him now that people are worried that if rumours get out that he is ill, people are going to start manoeuvring.

If the concern is the nuclear command and control system, the fact is that the UK's system is not connected to the internet (nor are there any plans to do so) and it is therefore impossible to introduce web-carried malware into it.

"I want to do the most difficult, challenging cases that are in the military system — the facts of the case don't have any impact on me," Spinner said.

There are many reasons – inadequate information and triaging systems, the fact people see A&E as the "safe" option, and that getting a GP appointment can be so tortuous.

This solves one of the biggest problems of Hue and other connected systems: the fact that you have to use your smartphone, computer or tablet to turn lights on or off if you want the system to work correctly.

They will add to the bizarre unfair upside down u-shaped curve of our tax system--the fact that when you put together income taxes, payroll taxes and sales taxes, poor people pay less of their income in taxes than middle-income people, but the very rich pay a smaller percentage than either the poor or the rich in taxes.

The under-reporting was mainly attributable to a dysfunctional reporting system and the fact that families, not the health system, were made responsible to register births and deaths.