Sentence examples for assertions that increased from inspiring English sources

Assertions that increased equity requirements would restrict lending and growth are based on flawed arguments that miss the key points.

In The New England Journal of Medicine's response to the original manuscript, the editor, Dr. Curfman, asked the authors to remove the assertion "that increased risk was observed only after 18 months".

The weakest link in the story, however, may be the assertion that increased productivity would translate to higher wages for rank-and-file workers.

It's time we refuse to give any credibility whatsoever to their absurd assertions that increasing taxes on the rich will slow the economy by punishing "job creators".

The common assertion that increasing the personal allowance is progressive is true if one considers the gains across individual income taxpayers.

Bankers argue that increased capital requirements will impede lending, though academic research tends to refute that assertion.

The comments marked a major rhetorical reversal from Trump, who on Wednesday dismissed NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg's assertions about the increased military budgets that members already have achieved in the last four years.

The industry also challenges assertions that indoor tanning increases the risk of melanoma.

She explains, "That it is possible to hold this paradox as part of my daily reality points to the reductive and narrow-minded nature of Rick Santorum's assertions that prenatal testing increases the number of abortions".

Opponents' arguments have ranged from assertions that it would increase traffic and damage water quality in the growing city of about 100,000 to concerns that the new center would serve as a cover for radical Muslims and Islamic law.

Similarly, Swedish youth downplayed assertions that smoking could increase health risks.