Sentence examples for assert that time from inspiring English sources
Psychologists assert that time seems to go faster with age, but the literature on this age-related perception of time remains controversial.
Republican leaders in the state, noting how old-time Democrats in much of the South have switched parties, assert that time is on their side in a state with long and powerful Democratic traditions.
Of course, at different times, different moments are present — a circumstance which, followed to what appeared to be its logical conclusion, led McTaggart to assert that time itself was unreal (see Mellor 1981).
The association, which represents more than 47,000 physicians and medical students, asserts that time and money are wasted on bureaucracy, and that each physician spends nearly $83,000 a year on administrative costs.
Justice John Paul Stevens in particular said that the court had wounded itself and the reputation of all the nation's courts, though he asserted that "time will one day heal the wound".
She and other Wal-Mart officials also asserted that time-clock records could have been wrong in indicating that minors had worked illegally during school hours.
Critics assert that more time spent on testing cuts into time for classroom instruction.
Some in Europe assert that over time the parties may eventually see the benefits of greater co-operation, that dissolution will not occur, or that, if it does, it will likely be relatively tranquil.
That led some bloggers, notably Sharon Waxman at TheWrap.com, to assert that the Times was ceding prime printing hours to The Journal to make money.
In research to be released Tuesday, scholars Kevin G. Welner and Gene V. Glass at the National Education Policy Center at the University of Colorado assert that full-time virtual schools are largely unregulated.
Basically, you assert that The Times unethically claimed "originality" for its March 2 mine safety article when it was "not in fact original" because of Knight-Ridder's Jan . 6story on the same subject.
