Sentence examples for assertion claims from inspiring English sources

Take Lee Cheng at Newegg, a lawyer who has earned a fierce reputation for fighting patent assertion claims to the death in court, and who is willing to do just about anything to win.

Truthiness is a quality characterizing a "truth" that a person making an argument or assertion claims to know intuitively "from the gut" or because it "feels right" without regard to evidence, logic, intellectual examination, or facts.

But S. Donald Sussman, a financier who has stood behind the firm for years, has challenged that assertion, claiming in a lawsuit that he was due a 40 percent ownership stake.

However, in its recent F-1 filing documents King disputes this assertion, claiming that while gambling is a game of chance, its games are casual games that are "easy to learn but hard to master".

Others, incensed by the assertion, claim that you can, you just have to exit the application to do so.

Morrell also made a surprising "our-crude-ain't-all-that-bad" assertion, claiming that Louisiana light sweet oil "biodegrades and evaporates faster" than other crude oils.

The article goes on to support its assertion claiming that a recent Gallup report revealed in 2008 fewer than half of Americans (48.9%) said their life was good enough to be considered "thriving," compared to 55.4% of Americans in 2016.

King didn't explicitly refute the assertion, claiming his "somebody else's babies" comment addressed what he considers a "push to bring much illegal immigration" to America and "the void" that abortion has left in the U.S. population. .

The crowd offered no evidence to support those assertions, claiming only that an American patrol had passed nearby a few minutes before the blast.

The Saudis vehemently deny Moussaoui's assertions, claiming that he is mentally imbalanced and that the 9/11 Commission was dismissive of such claims.

They framed her assertion of claims to citizenship — and those of other black women, slave and free.