Sentence examples for asserted that the biggest from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, an internal government report asserted that the biggest threat to homeland security was now ultra-right-wing individuals as opposed to foreign terrorists.

The company has asserted that the bigger issue is how the lithium-ion battery is handled by emergency personnel and maintenance technicians after an accident.

Ms. Fiorina struck a chord with the audience when she asserted that the bigger obstacle is that not enough people are outraged at the lack of full rights for women in many countries.

Nicholas D. Kristof asserts that "the biggest environmental threat we face is actually global warming, and that leads to a corollary: nuclear energy is green".

James Surowiecki, in his piece on advances in sports training, asserts that the biggest problem with public education in the United States is that, as a culture, we are too married to the romantic idea of the natural-born teacher and therefore do not feel the need to invest seriously in teacher training, as countries like Finland have done ("Better All the Time," November 10th).

Richard P. Mills, the state education commissioner, filed the suit against Mr. Levy in an effort to force him to replace about 335 unlicensed teachers in 99 failing schools, asserting that the biggest problem at the schools was the disproportionately large number of uncertified teachers.

I was at a conference recently for advisers and trustees to family estates, and was amused to hear speaker after speaker assert that the "biggest threat" to a family fortune was "not the taxman or the markets but the family itself".

The findings led his team to assert that the big heat waves and droughts of recent years were a direct consequence of climate change.

He continues by asserting that "the bigger regional dailies" always took a selective approach to news "with the result that many stories of purely niche or hyperlocal interest went unreported... "For Trinity Mirror to say that the Mail won't 'dutifully report' everything that happens on its patch is, quite simply, no more than a statement of the bleeding obvious".

It criticizes a 3-week-old McCain commercial in which the senator asserted that "the one big difference" between him and the other candidates was that "I won't take every last dime of the surplus and spend it on tax cuts that mostly benefit the wealthy".

Not to be outdone, the Voltaire Network — founded by Thierry Meyssan, the French author of "9/11: The Big Lie" — asserted that the image somehow proved that Mr. Conroy was an agent for the British intelligence service MI6.