Sentence examples for asserted that by the from inspiring English sources

The team asserted that by the time its drivers lined up for their parade lap, its simulator would have "performed one million iterations of the potential race".

It is asserted that, by the nature of the problem, this set is incomplete and will remain so.

Sanneh asserted that by the time of her death in 2001, Aaliyah "had recorded some of the most innovative and influential pop songs of the last five years".

Amnesty International condemned the Belgian law as "an attack on religious freedom," while other critics have asserted that by prohibiting the burqa, France would impinge upon individual liberties and stigmatize Muslims, thereby aiding extremists worldwide.

Patton asserted that by deploying the label "disease," society, through it leaders, justifies "genocide, ghettorization, and quarantine".

In a cynical piece for The Nation, Katha Pollitt asserts that, "by the time the collective damage is done, it will be too late to undo it," after confessing that she avoids reading news about the climate because it makes her sad.

Berg later asserted that, by declining to dispute the claims, Obama had legally "admitted" that he was not a natural-born citizen.

In its claim, NMT Medical asserted that by repeating details of the matter on national radio, he had defamed them to a wider audience.

The students asserted that by receiving support from peers and instructors in the online environment, they were better able to regulate their learning and become more confident as learners.

The statement asserted that the remarks by the Pentagon officials "run counter to the public position of the new American president, namely that Russia and the United States are not adversaries and do not threaten each other".

Asked by the film-makers why it's hard to talk about his emotions, Weiner glacially asserts that, by definition, the "fly-on-the-wall" doesn't talk to its subject.