Sentence examples for a stretch to assert from inspiring English sources

So it quite a stretch to assert that they have a working quantum computer let alone one that potentially scales.

It may be a stretch to assert that online fundraising to double at this point but it will certainly match what was raised in the 2008 cycle.

It may be a stretch to assert that Signal 30 and later films if its ilk directly influenced the introduction of automotive safety features.

Given the magnitude of Iran's direct intervention in Syria and Assad's deference to his Iranian riot-control masters, it would not be too much of a stretch to assert that Iran, rather than Syria, is largely overseeing the repression given the extensive role Iranian forces now have in putting down the revolt.

More stretches from Jill Miller: A stretch to stop slouching A stretch to calm your nerves A stretch to breathe better.

Nazi comparisons are almost automatically far-fetched, and while it's a stretch for anyone to assert that using Fraktur and the sounds of jackboots cheapen the memory of people killed by the Nazis, it's hardly more unbelievable than comparing the mayor to Hitler, which passes for political insight in certain art circles these days.

For others, it is a way to assert cultural relevance.

This retreat gave the government a chance to assert itself.

To assert a proposition is to assert that it is entailed by a system of beliefs.

And that that is an important, inspiring principle to assert.

As an adult/supervisor, you have to assert control.