Sentence examples for As it is asserted from inspiring English sources

I took Hayes's point further than he might be willing to take it, and suggested that because trust is common to both enterprises, the distinction between them, at least as it is asserted by Pinker and Dawkins, cannot be maintained.

(Source: Rowshan and Forouharfar 2014) aSince SE is an orientation of entrepreneurship; discussing philosophically based on syllogism, Innovation as one the most significant and pivotal characteristics of entrepreneurship is also granted for its social orientation too, although it is asserted frequently as one of the definitional components in SE literature.

It was asserted as if it were a fact and that it could be slipped through without approval.

The panel also tried to address why girls were less likely to study subjects such as mathematics and science, and it was asserted that it depended on whether their father supported them.

If No Irish signs were as common as is asserted, there should be plenty of them remaining in private collections, local archives and the like.

The verse heard was in Gaelic, but translates as: It is then asserted that the tale "reveals the persistence in folk-belief of the idea of transformation, the boobrie being the abode of a spirit".

However, delay to care can potentially act independently on medically related attrition, as it has been asserted that early care for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental disorders has the potential to improve long-term prognosis.

This is not a hoax as is asserted in the document.

For instance, is Zimbabwe in a state of crisis, "spiralling out of control" as is asserted in virtually every newspaper article spinning around the world via the net?

As is asserted in the Declaration of Independence, our style of government derives its "just powers from the consent of the governed".

The Munich declaration, as it is called, asserts that today's ethical standards cannot be applied to yesterday's acquisitions; but in return it acknowledges that encyclopedic museums have a special duty to put world culture on display.This has led to a new level of co-operation between museums over training, curating, restoration and loans.