Sentence examples for asserted that even if from inspiring English sources

In the offering, Antares, citing "substantial velocity in the Greenwich ultra luxury market," asserted that, even if it sold the houses at thirty per cent less per square foot than the average selling price for luxury homes in the area at the time, investors would break even.

He asserted that even if Mr. Street was not aware of bugs in his office until recently, he had known for months about the federal corruption investigations related to his administration.

But other Republican officials have asserted that even if the Democrats on the board block the petition challenges, Mr. McCain should still be removed from the ballot in some of the upstate districts.

Another Sahrawi refugee asserted that even if Sahrawis gain independence, a civil war is inevitable, as the current leadership is increasingly contested.

It also asserted that, even if each step is linear, extreme nonlinearity in the dose-response relationship for later steps and apical endpoints will result if there are no background frequencies of individuals at the penultimate stage.

Several key informants asserted that, even if a donor registry was implemented in Mumbai, garnering public support for organ donation and increasing the cadaver donor rate would still be difficult due to objections on religious grounds.

They assert that even if the North agreed to stop making weapons, Washington would never be certain it found every facility.

Prices here have climbed about 10percentt a year for the last three years, Ms. Justus said, asserting that even if the market has eased recently, with more protracted negotiating and fewer multiple offers on homes, demand is stronger in Spuyten Duyvil than Riverdale.

Williams, while acknowledging that there were several worthy batsmen as candidates for places in the team, asserts that even if those at the meeting had only discussed the players' respective cricketing abilities, "every selector must have known that by not selecting D'Oliveira they would improve the prospects of the tour going ahead".

This pragmatic approach asserts that even if people believe in spiritual causes or treatments of TB, as long as they attend a clinic for assessment as well, and take the TB treatment as prescribed, then the outcomes may be improved.

Even if Santa's whiteness is "uncomfortable" for some children, Kelly asserts, that doesn't mean Santa needs to change.