Sentence examples for assertion with which from inspiring English sources

That teachers should be evaluated is an assertion with which no reasonable person involved with education — from a policy-maker to a parent — is likely to disagree.

Barack Obama has said Russia was almost certainly responsible for the hack of the DNC, an assertion with which cybersecurity experts have agreed.

Also, with larger sites, the corps said, the leaks could be reduced or eliminated -- an assertion with which the commission agreed.

In view of her assertion (with which I agree) that our health system is in bad shape, it is useful to look at a few realities.

It is clear to see in this case that a very specific state of things is required for the truth of the analyzed proposition, and hence the truth of it will be far more doubtful than the truth of the vague assertion with which one began the process (PLA, 179 80).

Reporting the identification of C. ureolyticus in 12 (24.5%) of 49 healthy volunteers, a number that they compared with our finding of 349 (23.8%) from Campylobacter spp. positive samples (2 ), the authors concluded that C. ureolyticus species "are unlikely causes of diarrhea," an assertion with which we take issue.

But more than anything, her reaction reflects the curious self-assertion with which the descendants of Il Duce, as her tyrannical grandfather was known, comport themselves.

This theory, like that which holds logical principles to be the outcome of intuition, bases its case on the self-evident and unarguable character of the assertions with which it is concerned.

However, it was surprising to find on the left side two assertions with which the respondents did not agree, that is to say "toll financing" ("It is reasonable to finance a new bridge or road by a road toll collected from those that use it") and "flightph" ("It is reasonable that plane tickets cost more during peak hours or days than at other times").

One measure of this assertion might be the alacrity with which the Sean John company responded to a recent report by a labor group charging that its $40 sweat shirts were produced by factory workers making pennies a day in Honduras.

At the end, Giles states squarely that Aristotle supports monarchy as the absolutely best form of monarchy and corroborates his assertion with an argument, which, in the Politics, actually goes in the opposite direction (Lambertini 1990).