Sentence examples for asserted the problem from inspiring English sources
Panelists from the industry asserted the problem lay more with "third parties" and "rogue apps," who may not comply with social media companies' protocols.
As Kelso asserted: "The problem with conventional financing techniques is that they address only the productive power of enterprise and the enhancement of the earning power of the rich minority.
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.
James asserted that the problem of the one and the many is "the most central of all philosophical problems" in that the answer given to it influences so greatly the approach to other problems and the answers given to them.
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.
In discussing the scarcity of rock artists that make a successful transition to classical music, Mr. Queenan asserts, "The big problem with rock-classical fusion is that with the exception of 'The Juliet Letters' and a few short items by Zappa, it doesn't sound especially original".
The authors of that paper asserted the importance of this problem because of differences in antifungal susceptibility [ 3], especially the fact that the resistance rate to fluconazole and amphotericin B is high in C. guilliermondii.
Yesalis also took issue with Bettman's assertion that hockey must be clean because nobody has ever asserted the N.H.L. has a steroid problem.
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.
