Sentences with phrase «to check one's facts»

Why not check the facts behind competing claims for ethanol when reporting on alternative fuels?

It has also taught me not to believe everything I'm told, especially not without checking the facts for myself first.

So please check your facts before saying such things that you did.

Makes a good starter to a revision lesson, and a more fun way of checking fact recall.

This includes contacting human resources to double check facts like former job titles, employment dates, and salaries.

Who else would check facts with his adviser in the front row?

Don't forget... check your facts first folks.

Especially true in the legal industry, spend time checking your facts.

Why doesn't anyone check their facts like the kid in the video.

Does he actually check any facts before he opens his mouth?

As always it is always best to check the facts behind the product before you buy.

Another easy - to - check fact regards your references.

Prior to the event, there was considerable debate about whether a moderator should check the facts stated by a candidate, or whether they should remain neutral.

Try checking the facts before you say stupid things.

Research assistants check facts or make lists of conferences to attend.

You are free to check this fact through the reviews in which our customers share their experiences with us.

I wanted to check her facts since she mentioned that she didn't work with diabetic cats very often.

You should really check your facts before saying things.

The interviewer may already know some of these answers, and is therefore simply checking the facts on your resume.

Employers can and should check the facts presented in resumes.

Dear brother, please check facts, how many genes you have in common before making such silly comment.

Although often wildly inaccurate — newspapers ran stories without checking facts or independently confirming accounts — they pulled civilians into the war.

When you have the topic for writing, you should collect all the necessary information and sources that will help you to write the paper on the basis of checked facts.

If you do add your bike to your policy, it should be insured while away from home, although it is worth double checking this fact.

Any reason to believe that a professional news organization didn't check the facts?

• Check your facts before making any further borrowing decisions: Because it is constantly accumulating information from many college and financial resources, it might not always have the most current information.

As for price tags you should actually check the fact that they paid the most in the league.

TheTruth - Check your facts at someplace other than a creationist web site or Sunday school.

The scrawl appeared, I jumped to a conclusion and didn't check the facts in a rush to get posted.

Always check your facts before making spurious contribution next time.

U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services officials said the purpose of the visit was to check facts about the enrollment of the publicly unidentified student at PS 58, and staffers in the building confirmed to agents that the student did not attend the school.

All info appearing on this «Join dating site» post is believed to be correct and true at the precise second of its publication, but do check the facts for yourself, as things change with time.

He urged the group to cross check their facts from the institution before addressing the press, stressing that governor El» Rufai was lacking focused in the affairs of the state.

Go check your facts.

Preceding publication of this article, the authors and peer reviewers of «Evidence for a limit to human lifespan» who were consulted for the article checked facts and quotations.

While my knowledge was limited by the games, I still sifted through as much information on the series as I could to triple check the facts in the book to ensure that they had everything correct

After submitting the documents, a field investigator will visit your home to double check the facts provided in the documents, such as your place of residence, tenure at work place and so on.

While the blogger's lawyers argued he was a «provocateur» who wouldn't be taken literally, the judge decided that «the defendant's dominant motive in these blog posts was ill will and that his repeated failure to take even basic steps to check his facts showed a reckless disregard for the truth.»

I've got irresponsible journalists who don't check their facts putting this stuff out there, and my phone is blowing up when I'm trying to play hockey... «I've got very little patience for irresponsible journalists who put this stuff out and ruin my night,» Schaffer said.