Sentence examples for asserts that as from inspiring English sources

Microsoft asserts that as many as half of its Xbox customers already have high-speed, or broadband, Internet connections.

"The Employer asserts that, as it is a nonprofit organization which is engaged in purely religious activities, it is not engaged in commerce within the meaning of the Act.

Meanwhile, Dr Brown asserts that as Pluto has historically been considered a planet, anything larger should also be considered one.Ultimately, the International Astronomical Union, a group of professional astronomers, will end this existential angst.

Beyond these particulars, however, the Biden camp asserts that, as a convention of speechwriting, famous quotations are often used without attribution as a homage to the person who first spoke the words.

It was disappointing that your Architecture issue (May 15) avoided any discussion of the problems right here in New York City, except for Deborah Solomon's questions for Brad Cloepfil, in which he asserts that "as it stands now, I don't think the building is a masterpiece".

Theorem in [9] actually asserts that, as defined in (2.8), is the least Carathéodory solution, but it is easy to prove that in that case, as defined in (2.2).

Defendants next assert that, as a matter of law, a new and independent, intervening cause proximately caused Henry's accident and injury, and therefore defendants are not liable.

At another point, Nixon asserted that "as a result of my orders, and I gave them directly, that never to my knowledge was anybody in my responsibility for heckling" George McGovern, Nixon's Democratic opponent in 1972.

If the Oregon study prevents even one state from expanding its Medicaid program, Affordable Care Act proponents could assert that, as Professors McCloskey and Ziliak predicted, emphasis on statistical significance has proven to be deadly.

The greens dispute this argument, asserting that "as cattle eat grass most of the year, this small premium would represent a tiny price differential for the customer (eg 2c on a Sunday roast)".

But that optimism isn't shared by others who assert that, as a blogger elsewhere put it, "these Type-A business people are the worst in bellowing on their cellphones".