Sentence examples for This reasserted from inspiring English sources

While this reasserted the lessons of the First World War, some of the Officer Corps were still pessimistic as to whether that kind of coordination was possible.

This reasserts the histological findings that inflammatory reactions appear only around the dead or degenerating worms.

This agreement reasserted all earlier guidelines for international space conduct.

If this performance reasserted Defoe's importance to Spurs at the moment, it also changed his importance to the history of the club.

Teixeira, who batted.379 with four homers and seven runs batted in on this trip, reasserted himself as a threat in a lineup that slugged its way into its four-day vacation.

This claim, reasserted in a study published in 2012 in the Journal of Labor Economics by two Duke faculty members and a graduate student (Peter Arcidiacono, Esteban Aucejo, and Kenneth Spenner), anchors on a combination of black students' relative standardized-test scores and the authors' prior beliefs about the operation of affirmative action in admissions.

"This genetic socialism reasserted itself and I've returned to overtly writing about socialism.

In Beijing the following year, the fourth world conference on women reasserted this right.

This movement implicitly reasserted the humanist universalism of anthropology and pointed up how other cultures were described in terms that distanced and dehumanized them.

Briefly, things went better for the government; but by May the usual logic of wars of this sort had reasserted itself.Take an opinion poll in Paris and London among the people whose job it is to follow events in Algeria, and you will find few who will bet on General Liamine Zeroual and his soldiers staying in power much beyond the end of this year.

For years, this pattern has reasserted itself.