Sentence examples for assertion from a from inspiring English sources
But it was the most influential assertion from a government scientist that climate change was a real and present threat.
It was an unexpected assertion from a candidate of Toomey's reputation, and after his speech I asked him what he'd meant.
His Collected Essays, published in 2011, include an assertion from a paper published in 1994 that homosexuality is "never a valid, humanly acceptable choice and form of life".
The claim, he ruled, turned out to have been based on an assertion from a single unnamed person in a classified government document.
It is a characteristically optimistic assertion from a man who told the Charlotte Observer back in September that he would "feel comfortable" about attempting a field goal from 65-75 yards.
If I was in any doubt before, this assertion from a resident on my second day in Brixen reminded me that South Tyrol, a German-speaking province in northern Italy, is a little bit different.
provides to the Secretary an assertion regarding Federal employment tax payments and an examination level attestation on such assertion from an independent certified public accountant not later than the last day of the second month beginning after the end of each calendar quarter.
"We think we're the first sports magazine to publish an issue dedicated to made-up stuff," reads the editors' note, a loose assertion from an organization that prides itself on knowing obscure statistical truths, such as the number of R.B.I.'s the last National League Triple Crown winner collected, in 1937 (Joe Medwick, 154).
It is being said that the new entrance must be "welcoming," a strange assertion from an institution that came to prominence despite an entrance -- designed by Marcel Breuer -- that must surely be one of the most forbidding anywhere: a dark, narrow bridge across a deep trench under a looming overhang.
Bolster derives the title and its assertion from an extended history of the fisheries in the North American Atlantic between Cape Cod and Newfoundland.
Or the assertion from an independent assessment of the mitigation plan that the tens of thousands of people living in Williamsburg should expect to add (at least) 35 minutes to their daily commute.
