Sentence examples for appropriate to assert from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is appropriate to assert that cancer that occurs in holobionic and intrinsically cellular life, as the exclusive macroscopic form on the planet, must represent a derivative cellular process whose evolutionary unfolding should center within similar cellular contexts.

This example, proposed by Cross and Nute (2001), is supposed to show that even when there might be circumstances where it is appropriate to assert (1), this does not transfer unproblematically to (2).

However, Barcan Marcus has offered an alternative perspective, insisting on 'No identity without entity.' (Marcus 1993) and arguing that although '… all terms may "refer" to objects… not all objects are things, where a thing is at least that about which it is appropriate to assert the identity relation.' (ibid., p. 25) Object-reference then becomes a wider notion than thing-reference.

The distinction between essence and existence no longer becomes appropriate to assert contingency and only remains notional, since the difference between necessary and contingent beings now depends on whether a being possesses light in itself or light for other than itself (Rizvi 1999: 223).

"As academic researchers, it's not appropriate for us to assert personal beliefs," Riedman said.

The President has an opportunity now to express appropriate indignation and to assert the importance of reasonable regulation.

As God's representative on earth, the Virgin Queen appropriates Christian iconography to assert her own glory.

Complicating A.T. Kearney's efforts to assert an appropriate degree of autonomy has been the uncertain economy, which has also led E.D.S. to announce at least 2,700 layoffs.

But now when we examine the case of an alleged dilemma, such as that of Sartre's student, it is question-begging to assert that it is appropriate for him to experience remorse no matter what he does.

In these experiments, we used appropriate combinations of mutant donor and host embryos to assert that in the chimeric animals only one of the three chromatophore types was mutant.

He rests alone, which also seems appropriate for a maverick artist who was always eager to assert his independence.