Sentence examples for article assert that the from inspiring English sources

Statements from this article assert that the LDS religion "is not hostile to real science…that which is demonstrated, we accept with joy" and, "the scriptures tell why man was created but they do not tell us how" (Ludlow 1992).

The article asserts that high speed machining can completely surpass conventional machining as the sustainable way of metal cutting if the ways could be found to curb excessive tool damage observable at high cutting speeds.

The main result in this article asserts that the boundary controls for the heat equation have the same property, at least in rectangular domains.

The article asserted that the National Defence Security Councill (NDSC) could declare a state of emergency, when in fact that is the prerogative of the president after consulting the NDSC.

Brian Koble Allison Park, Pa., Feb. 11, 2009 • To the Editor: Your article asserts that "the return of indulgences began with Pope John Paul II," but in fact they never went away.

But he did run one article asserting that the two were lovers, as well as a series of articles about a ring that Obama has worn on his ring finger since well before he was married to the former Michelle Robinson.

The article asserted that the Administration had indications that the Libyan leader had plans for more terrorist acts and was prepared to respond militarily, covertly and by economic means.

Oh, no!" The article asserts that "the real murderer" is the cruel husband, and calls for a version of marriage that is "more exalted," which is to say more equal.

This article asserts that the principles of gradualism and local experimentation help to explain China's ambitious recent water governance reforms, which aim to transform the sector and help China meet significant challenges related to water scarcity, pollution, and flooding.

The article asserts that the Israel lobby includes members of the Clinton and the Bush administrations, Jewish organizations, Christian evangelicals, thinkers referred to as "neo-conservative gentiles" and an array of policy organizations.

In July, the liberal-leaning newspaper The Guardian, an avowed enemy of News International, published an article asserting that the phone hacking had gone far beyond what The News of the World had admitted to and could have extended to thousands of other people.