Sentence examples for address assertions from inspiring English sources

Over the past week, the Army has moved swiftly to address assertions that transition units — particularly at Fort Carson— have troubles.

Harvard has forced dozens of students to leave in its largest cheating scandal in memory, the university made clear in summing up the affair on Friday, but it would not address assertions that the blame rested partly with a professor and his teaching assistants.

In an e-mailed statement, Professors Reinhart and Rogoff did not directly address the assertions of mathematical errors, and noted that they had only just started to sift through the new paper.

But he declined to address mounting assertions of conflicts of interest involving his personal finances and those of the company — including a report by Reuters on Wednesday that Mr. McClendon had overseen a hedge fund that traded commodities, including natural gas futures, for at least four years while he led Chesapeake's vast expansion of gas drilling.

DealBook »   Chesapeake's McClendon Breaks His Silence  |  On a conference call with analysts, Aubrey K. McClendon, the chief executive of Chesapeake Energy, said he supported the board's move to strip him of his chairmanship and end his unusual compensation plan, but he did not address the assertions of conflicts of interest regarding his personal finances, The New York Times reports.

Rather, these sentences address imaginary assertions that those who view or download such illicit images are also guilty of undiscovered abuse in the past or will commit heinous contact offenses in the future.

Kevin Lightfoot, a Xerox spokesman, said the company wouldn't address "unspecified assertions from anonymous sources that we feel are not indicative of the services we provided student loan borrowers".

We would like to address their assertions, which we believe to be incorrect or misleading.

Rolle declined to address the assertion that the organization was too restrictive with players.

In my earlier post on the economics of the viral Princeton Mom letter, I didn't address another assertion of the writer: the suggestion that women cannot (or at least do not) pair off with younger men.

The author explores a number of interesting ideas that I've often heard people repeat – that science pushes out religious belief, for example – and addresses these assertions with survey data.