Примери за използване на Was the fact на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Most alarming was the fact that.
It was the fact that I let you down.
Even more alarming was the fact….
So was the fact that he knew nobody.
But what scared me… was the fact that I let them.
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Another thing that really called my attention was the fact that….
First, it was the fact that he existed.
But what kept us together was the fact that we never lie.
Interesting was the fact that there are 110,000 more men in the country than women.
But what made it even more of a story was the fact that she was seven months pregnant.
Third was the fact that some people, regardless of the ban, had translated the Bible anyway.
Perhaps more shocking was the fact that I did nothing.
What was even more surprising was the fact that Budrus was successful.
My sleep was the fact that I was driving the car.
My motivation, my primary motivation, in taking that position, was the fact that I had, um… a very personal experience.
Even more odd was the fact that we removed a diamond earring from this lobe.
It shows that the thing which hindered a rapid development of Antichrist was the fact that the place aspired to was already filled by another.
More disturbing was the fact that I couldn't even tell anybody that it was going on.
But most of all was the fact that he actually wrote the stuff himself.
Even more surprising to the researchers was the fact that the unicorns spoke perfect English.”.
Even better was the fact that Bernadine Ohrnstein was a well-connected lawyer.
Another interesting finding from the study was the fact that it protects children from the mother's stress.
Very impressive was the fact that most active were the representatives of the Baltic countries.
An additional argument for choice in his favor was the fact that all programs develop professional nutritionists.
My other observation was the fact that drivers did not have the incentive to economically drive and keep company cars.
A critical factor leading to this decision was the fact that Constance is situated near a federal border.
But what surprised Dr Marti was the fact that the most common variable among the casualties wasn't training surface, running speed, weekly mileage or‘competitive training motivation'.
What made the diagnosis even more tragic was the fact that McLelland's doctor had misdiagnosed her for years.