mere fact造句

But the mere fact of the ballot's existence is an astonishing victory for legalisation advocates.

But the mere fact that the market is hard to beat does not make it rational.

But neither we nor the objects would have anything to gain by the mere fact that they possessed being.

But the mere fact that the judges accepted the case shows that they take the NFL's claim seriously.

But so is the fact that, in Britain, even politicians of the left deplore the apparent consequences of economic inequality rather than the mere fact of it.

In the meantime the mere fact of writing down my thoughts and expressing my feelings gives me a measure of pleasure and satisfaction.

But the mere fact that the leaked material reveals climate researchers "fixing" data is not proof of fraud. Manipulating data is what scientists do.

The mere fact that they will be having a psychiatric consultation may be seen as bad news by some patients, especially if they already harbor negative views of the profession and its practitioners.

We could say-- you could imagine somebody saying, Williams" "Oh yes, you're right, Williams, " the contents get negative, " but that's still outweighed by the mere fact that you're alive.

The mere fact of not being Bush will bring a dividend of goodwill. On top of this, he or she should send out an early message that on some issues the change of guard will mean a change of heart.

The mere fact that people can set traps and get away with it shows that success is not a matter of luck: it depends on your method of doing business. And that's why I say we've got a fair chance of recouping our losses-"