Sentence examples for assert that if they from inspiring English sources

Some men assert that if they had been exposed to entrepreneurship education, maybe they would not have ended up in prison.

Service employee officials said they did not have enough time to muster a full-throated campaign on Mr. Obama's behalf, asserting that if they had several weeks they could have helped persuade many Hispanic voters to back him.

By asserting that if they'd witnessed my rape, they'd have done something about it, they perpetuate the very myth I was trying to dispel when I decided to tell my story.

What we have here are tire import companies that grew and profited at the cost of American tire plants and American workers now asserting that if they are forbidden from importing limitless tires, then the result will be terribly wrong and unfair because some of their importing jobs might have to be cut.

They assert that if the Iraqis take over too quickly, the beneficiaries will be the former exiles, a group that has the least support among Iraqis.

It is common at TV festivals for producer and writers to assert that, if Dickens and Shakespeare were alive today, they would be writing peak-time drama.

Sure, they can assert that if we had only listened to them, "none of this would have happened".

Instead, they assume, and assert, that if, say, Geithner is against nationalizing the banks, he is either stupid or corrupt, when it seems more likely that he's just reached a different conclusion about the risks and rewards of nationalization.

But union officials assert that if the election process were not so skewed and unfair, that percentage would be far higher and they would be pushing to hold many more elections, perhaps helping to reverse labor's decline.

Opponents assert that if higher wages drive up prices for airport food, people will vote with their feet.

Though he did assert that if "we don't act, in 25 years benefits will be slashed 23 percent overnight".