Sentence examples for asserting a common from inspiring English sources

These are the two cases in which we feel confident in asserting a common function between two proteins; the first reflects an expert assertion, and the second an instance in which divergence is minimal.

It could be corny or uncomfortable, but Mr. Naharin has a dry, unsentimental touch that leaves the actions feeling meaningful and poignant, the simplest way of asserting a common humanity.

But as Mr Steiner himself admitted, this Europe would not include Britain, Ireland, most of the Baltics and Scandinavia and is thus hardly a useful way of asserting a common identity in an EU of 25.

Marco Rubio, Mike Huckabee, and other politicians continue to assert a common fallacy about abortion because human life begins at conception, fetuses are persons, and abortion must be prohibited.

Spalding v. Vilas, 161 U.S. 483 (1896), was distinguished on the ground that the suit against the Postmaster General had asserted a common law -- and not a constitutional -- cause of action.

Is it likely the conference would open, assert a common understanding of the one, best way to build a suspension bridge, and then adjourn?

It is during this segment, in which Palin discusses Johnston's decision to pose for Playgirl magazine, that Palin takes the opportunity to engage in her infuriating habit of affecting extraordinariness by asserting a totally common position as though it were exceptional.

Whether a party can assert a federal common claim challenging a company's carbon dioxide emissions as a public nuisance, or whether such efforts to curb emissions should be brought solely through the legislative process.

Dilcia Escano tells what housing advocates assert is a common story.

A desire to assert control is a common factor among victims of eating disorders.

Now, we assert that is a common fixed point of the pair.