Sentence examples for asserted that the result from inspiring English sources
They also asserted that the result might breed more violence.
The economist Bill Niskanen asserted that the result was not surprising because the Republican position on taxes effectively reduced the tax cost of spending.
It asserted that the result of Verizons improper behavior with respect to providing access to its local loop was to deter potential customers [of rivals] from switching. Id., at 47, 57, 35, 2.
It simply asserted that the result of these deportations would be "enhanced homeland security" — an ill-defined goal that seemed to answer the public's fear with aggression — and more fear — rather than sound policy.
However, Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovich has asserted that the results will be illegitimate and vowed to challenge them in court.
In April, when Britain tested samples from victims of a Syrian chemical attack, a statement from Prime Minister David Cameron asserted that the results indicated "a war crime".
Judge Kosinski's decision asserted that the resulting biases were always and necessarily of a special nature.
The 190-page report, entitled "Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States," asserted that climatic changes resulting from the increase in heat-trapping greenhouse gases were already occurring.
But civil libertarians assert that the resulting compromise is even more sweeping and that it could make it harder for commanders to discipline troops who openly discriminate against others.
Threats to external validity compromise the confidence in asserting that the results of the study can be generalized to and between individuals, settings, and under the temporal perspective.
Instead, they confidently assert that the results had nothing to do with President Obama or the Democratic Congress, except to the extent it has not been sufficiently liberal on health care or other subjects.
