Sentence examples for assertions to the effect from inspiring English sources
Just a note: I keep seeing, both in comments here and in the broader discussion, assertions to the effect that government spending can't create demand or jobs — basically, the claim that there must always be 100 percent crowding out.
Assertions to the effect that Anousic-run schools are better than non-Anousic state schools, so that "middle-class parents can get a better education for their children for free" – "for free" means on your and my tax money, remember - have become a kind of mantra; apart from the shocking fact of handing children to Anousic organisations for an education (do they mean: indoctrination?
You often hear assertions to the effect that in the past the economy has always rebounded strongly after a recession, so there must be something special at work here — and that something special must be the socialist in the White House.
And even for realists who are not convergentists as such, the importance of cashing out the metaphor of theories being close to the truth is pressing in the face of antirealist assertions to the effect that the metaphor is empty.
Assertions to the effect that T is well-behaved have strong consistency strength (Orey [1955], [1956]) and play in NF studies the kind of rôle that large cardinal axioms play in ZF-like systems.
And you do in fact see assertions to that effect all the time.
"They must explain why it is consistent with international law – not just make assertions to that effect," she said.
Granted, the singers are meant to personify Compassion, Freedom, Liberation and Ginsberg himself, but if not for an assertion to that effect in the program a listener would not have known it.
Grimm also made some puzzling new assertions to the Advance.
"Let's put those assertions to the test.
Farah linked to an August 2 WND article by Jerome Corsi contained no supporting evidence for the claim that Hawaii officials "refused to authenticate" the certificate -- only Corsi's assertion to that effect.
