Sentences with phrase «small fact»

How do small facts make a large difference to safety?

The game walks a very fine line of educating you with small facts and stories without coming across as «preachy».

I found that small fact through Youtube.

Debuting Monday evening on Comedy Central, «The Opposition» satirizes the emergence of a media ecosystem built on weaponizing those small facts and incidents that inflame cultural divides or buoy conspiracy theorists.

It's a small fact that could be brushed off as a build - up to the actual questions Waymo attorneys wanted to ask Kalanick.

He recognized with absolute certainty the empty fragility of even the noblest theorizings as compared with the definitive plenitude of the smallest fact grasped in its total, concrete reality.

because, in my experience with the blog, phrases like those are used when showing an example of what not to do, or as blunt truth meant to snap you to attention the same way a slap in the face would every post I have read from matt's blog, I have read with a critical eye, so I can try to understand the exact meaning, and I have only once found a logical problem with anything that was said, and that was when a small fact was omitted that wouldn't have actually changed the point of the post

3 - I do think most Americans would be open to all religions including Islam were it not for one or two small facts.

Not to mention the small fact that by the time Christmas rolls around, I'll be nearly 8 months pregnant and certain to be slowing down my pace just a little.

Chelsea are 4 points ahead of us already and with a goal difference of 6 to our paltry 1, due in no small fact to the fact that they have a good striker and bought Fabregas while Wenger sat on a beach in Brazil.

But there is another small fact that may be the reason that Evans would prefer to go to the Etihad.

What's more, unlike a regular trash can, which releases a toxic cloud of stink every time you open it, the Diaper Genie's two - compartment design ensures that stored waste is never again exposed to the open air - a small fact that can make a big difference given the number of times you'll crack that thing open during the day.

You forgot to mention that small fact.

And there was the small fact that Serco themselves seemed happy to release the information.

Ed's attempt to highlight this small fact came down to a set of pre-scripted questions, which Dave rightly pointed out bore no relation to his answers.

Finding direct evidence for ancient fire use is extremely difficult and the new study is applauded by Derek Roe an archaeologist at Oxford University, UK: «Any small fact you can find is a great triumph.»

Even if you ignore the self - fellating pretension of such an exercise (not to mention Haneke's sad squandering of his own stateside momentum post-Caché), a small fact niggles.

However, while the names of those born in the Lone Star State may be widely known, there are small facts and details fans never knew about these stars.

* Funny that only Ford is admitting it has a serious inventory problem when in fact of the (not so) Big Three its problem is the smallest

Logan's Run by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson < br / > Life under the dome is perfect, except for one small fact.

Of course, there is the small fact I didn't own the bloody shares.

Plus there's the small fact any resulting value will never end up in shareholders» wallets anyway... It's very tempting to say Minco's worthless, but let's be somewhat rigorous here — it's reasonable to presume it's currently worth cash, less cash burn, plus the value of its 30 M Xtierra (XAG: CN) shares:

It may be a small fact but this is a concern people are looking into as a possible cause of cancer.

There is one small fact that I should probably add.

There's also the small fact that the cosigner's personal credit will be tied to the card.

Let me preface this experience with a small fact that fighting games are not my specialty; mostly dabbling in them here and there.

This ending sequence is exactly the same as the opening of the game (Crono wakes up and goes to the Millennial Fair, bumping into Marle) except for one small fact.

Not a small fact knowing that of every 100 PET bottles sold in Parana state, only 15 are recycled (Environmental Secretariat).

It is the skilled lawyer that can extract the smallest fact or otherwise missed piece of evidence and turn it into a major issue of credibility and reasonable doubt.

Indeed, one small fact can make or break an entire injury claim, which is why Mr. Overby endeavors to talk with every witness and goes out into the field to investigate each accident.

Well... if we ignore the small fact that the paper is 9 years out of date (and if it were a library book Torys librarian (s) would likely have culled it) and there's a spate of appellate authority since (g)

Confusion in this small fact sometimes leads to steep premium prices which could have been avoided if motorists bought coverage policies that best fit their vehicles.

Limitations of the smartphone, include its small screen sizes, inefficiency multitasking, being a general nuisance in public, and not to mention the small fact that they can be used to spy on us.

However, questions about what a judge may or may not do can't really be answered by knowing one small fact in a large pool of other facts.