Sentence examples for a study asserting that from inspiring English sources

C1 Study on Vehicle Safety Federal auto regulators released a study asserting that reducing vehicle weights would increase highway fatalities, but that lives could be saved if the largest S.U.V.'s were lighter.

IN October last year, the medical journal The Lancet published a study asserting that mammograms do not save lives and, in fact, cause many women to undergo painful and unnecessary treatments.

Now a study asserts that the common root of the 144 so-called Indo-European languages, which include English and nearly all the languages spoken in Europe and on the Indian subcontinent, was spoken more than 8000 years ago by Neolithic farmers in Anatolia, in central Turkey.

The same study asserts that 44% consider online use a necessity and that 57% of respondents prefer E-mail for business correspondence.

There was a recent study asserting that the average amount of work done by an Egyptian bureaucrat was thirteen minutes a day.

The slightest whiff of apparent success -- a limited study asserting that test scores went up for some students who received vouchers to attend private schools, say -- yields a headlong, and possibly misplaced, rush of support, he said.

Tammy D. McCutchen, the administrator of the wage and hour division at the Labor Department, said the lawmakers should not rely on the Economic Policy Institute study, asserting that it was flawed and misinterpreted current rules.

The mining corporation dismissed the 1995 Jawaharlal Nehru University study, asserting that it failed to link these health problems conclusively to radiation exposure.

A new study asserts that Hillary Rodham Clinton's tax cut plan would be less beneficial for New Yorkers than the one proposed by Representative Rick A. Lazio, because hers relies more on giving reductions to people who make certain expenditures and have incomes below specific ceilings.

But a new study asserts that longtime trends actually are negative for local broadcast stations, which might be rendered obsolete by the looming media convergence.

A previous study asserted that this "temporal notch" arises from the geometry of the vascular ellipses as they move apart and lose any overlap [ 17].