Sentence examples for asserted with confidence that from inspiring English sources
In October 2006 Gordon Brown, then chancellor of the exchequer, asserted with confidence that "many charities and donors have been and are being exploited by terrorists".
I think if you had told people back in, say, 2007 that this would happen, they would have asserted with confidence that generating a faster recovery would be at the top of the political agenda.
The studies included in this review enable us to assert with confidence that drug trafficking networks tend to spread from a relatively dense core in short chain-like structures.
Because the number of samples analyzed is not exhaustive, we cannot assert with confidence that the two main amoA phylotypes found in BSCs in this study represent crust-specific lineages, although this remains a possibility to be explored further.
But in asserting with confidence that the Christian God and the Muslim God are actually different beings--let alone that one is "true" and the other "false --the asserters run into that obvious statement above.
It is not obvious that the people elected since 1972 have been worse than those before, but at the very least I can assert with confidence that they haven't been better.
For these neurons, we can assert with confidence that the neuron is more sensitive to retinotopic (below the diagonal) or spatial (above the diagonal) modulation.
What can be asserted with confidence, however, is that in mixed-species biofilms the "minority" species was typically assigned frequently enough to exceed the baseline error rate of 7% seen in single-species studies.
But a National Intelligence Estimate in October 2002 had asserted with "high confidence" that the activity indicated that Iraq's chemical weapons program was once again alive.
It can be asserted with some confidence that common opinion is certainly an unreliable guide about what exists, if indeed it can be induced to pronounce on this matter at all.
