There is not a vast amount of evidence for that assertion at the moment, I suggest.
Given Louis Walsh's recent assertion that Cowell doesn't plan to return to British X Factor either, UK observers will be keen to see how American Idol copes with the loss of its star player.
Among them were a statement that the human papilloma virus was linked to "mental retardation" and the false assertion that "Barack Obama has a $1.4bn-a-year 1.4bn-a-year 1.4bn-a-yearxcesses".
The worries it and investors felt, should have been eradicated with a new record backlog and an assertion from the company that the margin degradation embedded within in it is small.
An assertion affirmed in the Queen's Speech, which proposed paid volunteering leave for workers in the public sector and large businesses.
Bennett's wholly correct assertion that there was genuine civic pride in such achievements was brought home to me when, as an undergraduate, I applied for an extra year of grant from Leeds education department.
Room for improvement: Makes a major point out of its questionable assertion that Aids drug AZT is "poison" and doesn't work.
Many MPs' inboxes are aflame with demands that Israel be unequivocally denounced, often with the assertion that silence is complicity in child-murder, sometimes with threats of retribution.
The police application was formally being made under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act, but with an assertion that Hill had committed an offence under the Official Secrets Act by inciting an officer from Operation Weeting – the Met's investigation into phone hacking – to reveal information.
The rapid shift in the military balance of power away from the democracies is but a reflection of the latter half of that assertion.
"One of the great European nights in Scottish football," proclaimed McLean after the match, and even if Barcelona were not quite the force they once were, you would struggle to argue with his assertion.
