Sentence examples for assertion because of the from inspiring English sources

This completes the proof of Theorem 1.1 except the uniqueness assertion (because of the presence of vacuum), which will be proved in the next section.

On Dummett's view, we do get a notion of truth distinct from the notion of a correct assertion only because of the semantics of compound sentences (1976: 50 2).

But there's a grain of truth in the assertion, because the humiliation of having American bombers above the sacred homeland was so great that it tipped the scales in favor of the complex and audacious Japanese plan to capture Midway Island.

American military experts have cast doubt on Iran's assertions partly because of the drone's ability to avoid radar detection.

This is a bit of an odd assertion, because the primary purpose of a gold standard system is to prevent monetary distortion that comes about by variance in currency value.

This gives (C=-C), which proves our assertion, and because of property (ii) the reverse holds true.

We only prove the second assertion of the lemma, because the first is the same with obvious modifications.

These include dismissing the findings because of the assertion that TVPK is a low-quality program, or arguing that the research design was flawed, or claiming that the results of other strong studies of preschool interventions conflict with results reported for TVPK.

Israel's effort to switch the discussion to Iran is likely to be met in Washington and in European capitals with the assertion that it is precisely because of the need to build an alliance to confront Iran that Israel must move ahead vigorously with the Palestinians as well as with the Syrians.

In this respect, the social relation between speaker and addressee has changed because of the assertion.

The 568 date for the battle at Wibbandun is thought to be unlikely because of the assertion in various versions of the West Saxon Genealogical Regnal List that Ceawlin's reign lasted either seven or seventeen years.