Sentence examples for all assert that from inspiring English sources

At their roots the films all assert that obesity is an American epidemic that deserves urgent attention from policy makers, educators and ordinary eaters.

These recommendations all assert that the use of irreversible image compression is possible without losing relevant clinical information.

They all assert that the company has used a deceptive sales pitch, delivered by loan officers recruited from big auto dealerships, to lure homeowners into high-cost loans that expose them to the threat of foreclosure and financial ruin.

The Salvation Army, along with the Australian council of social service, the UN rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights and business groups all assert that this change has placed families at increased risk of poverty.

In some form or another, they all assert that not complaining will make you happier.

Reports from the Colombian Minister of Mines, Minister of Defence, and Minister of Public Works "all asserted that the government was aware of the risk from the volcano and was acting to protect the population".

For a start, Dodd confirms something all the great theorists assert: that comedy appeals to the head and never the heart.

for all First, we assert that is strictly contractive with constant on.

Of course there's some kind of market failure, which means that there's nothing at all odd about asserting that better policy can yield free lunches.

Ofcom's letter - which has been copied to all the operators - asserts that considerable progress has been made.

In the case of quantum mechanics Weyl asserts that: "All quantum numbers, with the exception of the so-called principal quantum number, are indices characterising representations of groups".