Sentence examples for asserted for years from inspiring English sources

Leaders of both agencies have asserted for years that cooperation and coordination between the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. on counterterrorism issues have increased significantly since the 2001 attacks, which by accounts from each side is true.

Consumers Union said it was pleased to see the White House acknowledge what consumers have asserted for years: that brand-name drug companies exploited the law to keep generic products off the shelves.

Largely as a result of these revelations, which had been aggressively asserted for years by various environmental organizations and concerned miners, Blankenship was forced to step down and Massey sold to Alpha Energy this year.

I've asserted for years that young people have a great advantage over older people because the young have new knowledge -- they understand technology in a way that their elders do not.

This consistent grading of the cartilage, which has been asserted for years, possibly leads to familiar use of this classification with comparative results within our clinic.

Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma, has been asserting for years that many tax expenditures are identical to spending in all but name and are nothing but giveaways with no economic benefit except to the recipients.

Furthermore, the transit agency says, service from Brooklyn to Grand Street is to stop for only two and a half years while work is done on the Manhattan Bridge; not, as politicians and protesters have asserted, for four years.

Human rights advocates in Colombia have asserted for several years that while abuses by army forces were dropping precipitously, military units were effectively handing over their dirty work to the well-organized and well-financed rightist armies.

But Dr. Haseltine has asserted for several years that the entire communications system of the human body, a set of some 11,000 signaling factors and their receptors, has been identified and captured by Human Genome Sciences.

Robert Hilburn of the Los Angeles Times said the album "confirms on record what this band has been slowly asserting for three years now on stage: U2 is what the Rolling Stones ceased being years ago the greatest rock and roll band in the world".

"In the next few years," Rutherford asserts, "for only the second time in four billion years, a living thing, probably something akin to a cell, will be born in the laboratory without coming from an existing cell".