Sentences with phrase «significance of this fact»

The guy is not a coach, but a manager... There is a difference, but the pundits and some fans have mixed up the real significance of that fact.

apparently artless series of episodes from the Galilean ministry builds up a cumulative impression of the decisive significance of the facts.

In rejecting this argument, the Court of Appeal wrote: «It is well - established that a lack of appreciation of the legal significance of the facts grounding a claim does not stop the limitation from running».

What is the significance of the fact that, as a Nicene Trinitarian, I find myself sharing a common creed with, say, Roman Catholics on this point while disagreeing with many evangelicals?

The essential thing is the significance of the fact that there is no real theophany in the Bible.

So read what Doug Ollivant had to say to the skeptical NPR reporter and begin to assess the significance of the fact that our president was wrong in Oslo to say we're now fighting two wars....

Of the great but difficult Catholic philosopher G E M Anscombe, Haldane writes: «I think there was something of the existentialist or spiritual writer about her in the sense that she thought that the significance of a fact would only be evident to someone who was looking to find or to escape from it.»

The politically conscious spend their days nervously worrying about the significance of the fact that, increasingly, most people couldn't care less.

A state appellate court has determined the Board of Parole erred in rejecting a 54 - year - old convict's 2014 request for release when it failed to weigh the significance of the fact that he was 16 when he committed the murder that landed him in prison 37 years ago.

What is the significance of the fact that Neanderthals and early moderns manufactured stone assemblages of comparable technological level?

Subsequently, we remained close: we discussed his earlier Labor Department report on «One - Third of a Nation,» in which he examined the significance of the fact that one - third of potential draftees for the armed forces were ineligible, among other reasons, because of deficient education, and which may be seen as a prelude to the «Family» report.

What is the significance of the fact that R's mother adopted him after an earthquake in «old Byzantium» (modern day Istanbul, Turkey, formerly called Constantinople) left him unidentified and homeless?

If so, what is the significance of the fact that there is no central bank for this «currency»?

But you are unable to grasp the significance of these facts.

In the comments to the post, there's the beginning of a lively discussion about the (in) significance of the fact that most of the 11 lawyer / agents profiled (top 5 plus 6 honorable mentions) went to «TTT» law schools.

Well I guess where I thought I was going with it was the significance of the fact that if you are the kind of lawyer that has a practice, or just the way you practice encourages people to make claims against you, you're gonna be wracking up higher insurance bills even if you're innocent in every single one of them, I think.

For me, the significance of this fact is that ethics rules can be your best...

The principal thesis of Companions in Crime is that deviant behavior is predominantly social behavior, and criminologists must eventually determine the significance of that fact.