Sentence examples for three basic facts from inspiring English sources
To understand this somewhat incongruous answer, it helps to begin with three basic facts about how investors are taxed: One is that Congress has imposed a 15% surtax on large withdrawals from tax-favored retirement plans, including pension plans, 401 k)s, Keoghs and IRAs.
This reasoning, however, skirts two basic facts.
"There are two basic facts about man," he said.
No one in the Bush family has ever denied the two basic facts.
Several recent reports have made two basic facts about the NHS impossible to ignore.
Two basic facts should be noted: 1. ON cells are excited by light increment (bright spot) and OFF cells to light decrement (dark spot).
"To fully grasp the unusual character of this dispute requires an understanding of two basic facts that rule the governance of IAC," wrote the judge, Vice Chancellor Stephen P. Lamb, in his opinion, which was released Friday after the close of stock market trading.
In 1957 Nicholas Kaldor, a renowned economist, set out six basic facts about economic growth, one of which was that the shares of national income flowing to labour and capital held roughly constant over time.
Quite simply their focus on the suburbs ignored two basic facts.
These five basic facts are fundamental to any understanding of the global economy, the future direction of Chinese growth and international economic relations.
