Sentence examples for asserted that the problem from inspiring English sources
Colonel Lehner asserted that the problem was not major, and probably could be rectified by rewriting software.
Mr. Begala asserted that the problem was Dr. Dean, who with Mr. Gore's endorsement went on a confusing journey from Mr. Outside to Mr. Inside.
Well, an iFixit report asserted that the problem is the result of a design flaw and a "Touch Disease" lawsuit hopes to elevate the case to class action status.
But even that letter contained a falsehood: It asserted that "The problem with the short-form certification is that it could easily be obtained for a birth that took place out of the state or out of the country.
Mr. Olsen asserted that the problems of corruption and violence in Texas prisons would be greatly reduced by increasing pay and solving staffing shortages.
He also asserted that the problems in housing and the financial system pose a greater threat to the economy than inflation.
In September, when Franchot announced that tax revenues would be lower than expected, he issued a brutal statement acknowledging that in Maryland, "sluggish growth and challenging economic conditions have become our new normal"; he asserted that the problems stemmed from "political problems and decisions, as opposed to global economic conditions".
Still, after Iraq's failure to spend its own money on reconstruction was first disclosed in late 2006, Iraqi and American officials repeatedly asserted that the problems would be much less severe the next year, as the new government led by Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki found its way.
Ambrose himself has asserted that the problems are minor and will be corrected in future editions of his books.
A widely cited recent article by Raghuram Rajan of the University of Chicago asserts that the problem is the need to move workers out of the "bloated" housing, finance and government sectors.
All the talk on the intellectual (or pseudo-intellectual) right seems to be about Charles Murray's book Coming Apart: The State of White America, which asserts that the problem with blue-collar whites is … declining family values.
