Sentence examples for asserted that the conclusion from inspiring English sources

Entertainment Weekly writer Dan Snierson was entertained by "TS-19", and asserted that the conclusion "resonated over images of Rick & Co. U-turning into the great unknown, we got the sense that as long as they were alive, at least there was a chance of a tomorrow".

His lede asserts that the conclusion of the NRC report is that "overuse of the technology" could threaten "to erode the gains" that it has achieved.

The department asserted that the panel's research was slipshod and its conclusions recklessly unfair.

The explanation for this difference could be found in the conclusions reached by Skowroński et al. (2009) [ 39] who asserted that the physical test results may be influenced by gender, age, and also ID.

Baur took a similar view of the authorship of the Gospels; his conclusions became known as the "tendency theory," for he asserted that the Gospels reveal a mediating, or conciliatory, Tendenz of their authors to overcome the Jewish-Gentile conflict.

Some writers have asserted that the Okinawa battle was badly handled by the American side and largely unnecessary, and that all conclusions based on it are suspect.

First he asserted that the study was of very poor scientific quality, for no reason other than that we came to a conclusion he didn't like – that cannabis was not as harmful as alcohol.

He asserted that the agency had "cherry-picked" its data and "adjusted established procedure and scientific norms to validate the agency's public conclusion".

Critics asserted that the signs were discriminatory.

Their conclusions have been disputed; soon after the initial description, other researchers published a paper where they asserted that the heart is really a concretion.

"Now, as then, I can assert that these conclusions have a certainty exceeding ninety-nine per cent.