Sentence examples for vital fact from inspiring English sources

But that measurement ignores one vital fact, says Zvi Bodie, professor of finance at Boston University.

This had the effect of culturally disenfranchising all the older people who had grown up in North Tarrytown — and still insist that their gravestones record this vital fact.

Among the many issues voters need to consider in this campaign is this vital fact: The next president is likely to appoint several Supreme Court justices.

Despite his cavalier approach to patent protection, Park is happy to collaborate with the IPO, to pass on a vital fact about inventions.

In the ensuing tempest in a soup bowl, one vital fact was drowned by the schmaltz: Spelling has been the life and death of nationality.

But such short-termism ignores a vital fact: the migrants at Calais are merely the crest of the biggest global wave of mass migration since the second world war.

He had missed vital facts.

Nobody else to blame if vital facts are missing.

It opens, with daring unoriginality, with a man waking in a hospital bed, struggling to recall vital facts.

Take the high school teacher who spent a class explaining some of the vital facts underlying gender inequality to his students.

The action group, which is represented by law firm Bird & Bird, claims that "vital facts were withheld from the shareholders ahead of the rights issue.