Sentence examples for asserted as long from inspiring English sources

Wages would stay high, he asserted, as long as there was a "safety valve" (i.e., cheap farmland) to draw off excess workers.

He asserted, "As long as the problems of the poor are not radically resolved... by attacking the structural causes of inequality, no solution will be found for the world's problems".

Some can make a vertical climb, the researchers assert, "as long as footholds are available". .

Specifically, cloud services and CSPs are asserted as ontology classes.

One participant asserted that as long as the serum cholesterol concentration was low, dietary restriction was unnecessary as CAM " protects the system from getting probably contaminated or getting disease and so on or getting any ailment" (P01).

Later he pinned his colours to sterling's mast, asserting that: "As long as that £ stays strong so will i god save the queen".Still, there's no need to overdo the gloom.

Indeed, one may safely assert that as long as there is interest in the questions of how a human language obviously abounding in universal terms can be meaningfully mapped onto a world of singulars, there is a problem of universals, regardless of the details of the particular conceptual framework in which the relevant questions are articulated.

It is of no disrespect to the lost lives of officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos to continue to forcefully assert — as thousands of protesters have long been doing — that Black Lives Matter.

The general secretary of the National Union of Journalists, Michelle Stanistreet, said: "Broadcasters need to assert their editorial control and, as long as they reporting in a fair manner, should resist this level of censorship.

But, out here in the green reaches of northern Westchester, even with the discomfort, the stifling heat of the past week feels right as if summer wants to assert itself and settle in as long as possible.

The eurozone crisis had ended any prospect of Britain joining the single currency, so it was not hard for him to assert that sterling was safe as long as he was in charge.