Sentence examples for assert that since from inspiring English sources

Government officials assert that since nearly 75 percent of Hungarian media is foreign-owned the idea of government control is ludicrous.

Aides to President Bush assert that since no one in the administration seems to have tried to rescue Enron, Enron's campaign money cannot be an issue.

Refusal letters that I and my colleagues have seen assert that since they will not be removed before they turn 18, they will not face the risks associated with their youth.

No one disputes that Ms. Wilsey helped to rescue the museums at a time of financial distress in the late 1990s, but her detractors assert that since then, she has accumulated too much influence.

A possible response to this objection is to assert that since law is a social phenomenon and is in part constituted by practitioners' own understanding of the practice they are engaged in, collecting evidence about the concept of law possessed by legal practitioners is an especially useful way to investigate law itself (Stravopoulos 2012, 79).

They assert that since the front wall of the vagina is inextricably linked with the internal parts of the clitoris, stimulating the vagina without activating the clitoris may be next to impossible.

He'll be missed since few candidates assert that NATO ally Turkey is run by "Islamic terrorists" and that a Christian president has launched a war against his own religion.

Since From Lemma 2.4, is compact, we assert that has a convergent subsequence and there exists, such that.

We assert that is bounded.

In any case, Pynchon (speaking, one presumes, through his characters) dismisses the existence of time as "really too ridiculous to consider, regardless of its status as a believed-in phenomenon," asserting that civilization has been dead since World War I and "all history after that will belong properly to the history of hell".

If you're concerned about terrorism, the World Bank's warnings should alarm you, since their report asserts that climate change will be, "inherently unequal and tilted against many of the world's poorest regions, which have the least economic, institutional, scientific, and technical capacity to cope and adapt".