hard facts

The truth, the cold hard facts, these seem to be the only standards House values.

The realists portrayed life not in terms of an emotional ideal but in accordance with the hard facts revealed by science and philosophy.

Here's a look at the hard facts and numbers of this most wonderful time of the year.

This force, evolution, is not sentimental. Like the earth itself, it know only the hard facts of life's struggle with death.

It helps us move away from emotional rhetoric to hard facts and data on which sensible policy can be built.

As late as the 1970s, cosmology, the study of the universe as a whole, was a field filled with much speculation but few hard facts.

But this grandstanding is really for domestic consumption, and obscures the hard facts of the U. S. -China financial relationship.

Lest they ( and I ) be accused of wishy-washy thinking , here are a few hard facts .

It encourages a disposition that adjusts to the hard facts of life in an explosion of grace.

Like the earth itself, it knows only the hard facts of life's struggle with death.

It's the hard facts of a recession that are making people agree to these arrangements.

His speciality is the bold sweep of narrative history, marshalling hard facts and telling anecdotes to support big judgments.

It is obvious : the documents to be forged in the hard facts , Wilson received a fair share of action .

Even when hard facts such as credit scores are available, people rely on an assessment of trustworthiness to decide whether to make a loan.

An observation is made of some phenomenon, one of natures hard facts. A bird flying, a bee collecting pollen, a man dying, these are facts.

Senate Guards are trained to deal in hard facts and forensic evidence when carrying out police investigations.

The hard facts have shown the objectivity and correctness of the report. . .

Now we move from biases to gathering hard facts about the business, the industry, and the team running the business.

We confronted him with hard facts.

So, instead of using hard facts and data, most charities market themselves through images and messages.

It was only a novel, but it's rooted in some hard facts.

Hard facts proved that it was he who had killed the innocent girl.

Be realistic. There are more unknowns in canine genetic research than hard facts.

Challenge negative thoughts with hard facts.

Even good news for these plagued states came tempered by hard facts.

Speed of cross-utilizing delicate and hard facts.

The hard facts . . . We'll use our subpoena power as needed.

Vespucci 's contemporaries were not in thrall to hard facts based on firm evidence.

A former Wall Street Journal reporter, Ms Druckerman likes hard facts.

Hard facts about his career is very dramatic, about his name, there are many legends.

Stories can capture our imaginations and make things real in a way that cold, hard facts can't.

But alongside are usually some hard facts: which textbooks to use and how many hours to devote to each topic, for example.

So, in the absence of hard facts, the Rational organization has relied on software development techniques we call

Arm them with hard facts about how schools are doing;