Sentence examples for asserted since from inspiring English sources

We come with no special agenda of our own — our agenda is that of the Egyptian people, which has been asserted since the beginning of this uprising.

The Department of Homeland Security and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence confirmed today what cybersecurity companies have asserted since emails from Democratic National Committee employees leaked online over the summer: State-sponsored Russian hackers are responsible for the breach.

Even though the government later estimated that 4.9 million barrels of oil flowed into the Gulf, BP has never admitted to that volume or given its own calculation beyond the ridiculously low 5,000 barrels per day flow rate it has asserted since the blowout occurred.

The benefit of better ballistic and higher efficiency of carbon ions for cancer treatment (hadron-therapy) is asserted since decades, especially for unresectable or resistant tumors like sarcomas.

But, as Deanna Dunagan asserts: 'Since Obama has been elected, everything has changed.

The act of mapping is impossible, Solnit asserts, since "what we call places are stable locations with unstable converging forces".

The defense lawyers have been asserting since the perjury conviction that the verdict showed the jurors did not believe Mr. Louima's account of what happened at the 70th Precinct station house in Brooklyn.

An Arizona politician running on the border crisis can therefore safely assert, since no one really knows, that 5,000 or 6,000 illegal aliens cross into the state every night.

And the Wall Street Journal thinks this was such a great analysis that it quotes the phrase, and argues at some length — or, actually, asserts, since if there's a rational argument there I can't find it — that the only possible reason people might want Yellen to succeed Bernanke is that she's not just a monetary dove but a woman.

An American company commissioned an Italian composer to write a new opera, in Italian — the first time this has happened, the directors of Dicapo assert, since the Metropolitan Opera commissioned Puccini's "Fanciulla del West," which had its premiere 100 years ago.

As Russell writes, "Ordinary language is totally unsuited for expressing what physics really asserts, since the words of everyday life are not sufficiently abstract.