Sentence examples for assertion that has from inspiring English sources

It even sites a 2013 CREDO Report asserting that charter schools outperform traditional public schools nationally, an assertion that has been since been disputed by Kevin Welner Director of The National Education Policy Center (they published the CREDO report).

He said, "It was about more than just slavery," an assertion that has been debunked by many historians.

This declaration, of course, is precisely the kind of assertion that has been challenged by recent scholars.

But during Thursday's debate, Mrs. Bachmann sought to separate herself from any suggestion that the vaccine could cause retardation, an assertion that has been debunked by experts.

His accusers said that he was "dumped" in impoverished, nonwhite communities by church officials to avoid scandal, an assertion that has emerged in other recent abuse cases.

It is an assertion that has been floated frequently in recent years, and one which some players have taken in stride, while others have struggled.

Heywood concluded his defence with what Alexander terms an "audacious" assertion that had Bligh been present in court he would have "exculpated me from the least disrespect".

The Human Knowledge Assembly Model (KAM) is a set of human-specific causal assertions that has been augmented with orthologous causal assertions derived from either rat or mouse sources.

The mouse knowledge assembly model is the set of mouse-specific causal assertions that has been augmented with orthologous causal assertions derived from either rat or human sources and is competent for reverse causal analysis.

They said the original study was "flawed" and did not support the assertion that having an abortion can make you mentally ill.

Do you agree with Erard's (and others') assertion that having comments show up beneath the article is sort of a diss to commenters?