Sentence examples for asserted that since from inspiring English sources

They asserted that since Searle is unable to say just how these "causal properties" work, his argument is null and void.

She then asserted that since those rebel-held neighborhoods on the outskirts of Damascus had been so badly pummeled by a government counter-offensive that it was unrealistic that so many civilians could have remained behind to be killed.

"It is often asserted that, since the nineteen-sixties or nineteen-seventies, the government of Israel has secretly maintained its own nuclear deterrent, consisting of dozens of deadly nuclear bombs, or perhaps more.

As one of the creators of the "originalist" school of constitutional interpretation, Bork asserted that since the framers did not use the word "privacy," that value was not reflected in our founding document.

The let ter also asserted that, since workers of General Electric are on strike, Mr. Flavin's acceptance of the corpora tion's help constituted "a form of strikebreaking," and urged him to quit the show.

In an interview, El-Sayed argued that Trump won the state in 2016 only because Democrats had ceded the populist mantle to Trump — and he asserted that since then, Trump had not governed as a populist.

In any case, Pynchon (speaking, one presumes, through his characters) dismisses the existence of time as "really too ridiculous to consider, regardless of its status as a believed-in phenomenon," asserting that civilization has been dead since World War I and "all history after that will belong properly to the history of hell".

He'll be missed since few candidates assert that NATO ally Turkey is run by "Islamic terrorists" and that a Christian president has launched a war against his own religion.

If you're concerned about terrorism, the World Bank's warnings should alarm you, since their report asserts that climate change will be, "inherently unequal and tilted against many of the world's poorest regions, which have the least economic, institutional, scientific, and technical capacity to cope and adapt".

Government officials assert that since nearly 75 percent of Hungarian media is foreign-owned the idea of government control is ludicrous.

The conservative case against a relative-poverty line asserts that since some people will always earn less than others the relative-poverty rate will never go down.