Sentence examples for asserts that far from from inspiring English sources
A new report presented to 12 councils in the Association of North East Councils in Darlington yesterday, Borderlands: can the north east and Cumbria benefit from greater Scottish autonomy, asserts that far from being a greater threat, it could bring northern England greater benefits of economic, social and cultural partnerships.
He asserts that far from being good, human nature is bad because it includes a love of profit, envy and hatred, and desires of the eyes and ears that lead to violence and anarchy.
Taine asserted that far from promoting liberty, as most of the French believe, the Revolution merely transferred absolute power to even more illiberal hands.
Britain asserted that, far from ending a colonial situation, Argentine rule and control of the lives of the Falklanders against their wishes would in fact create one.
It submitted a study it commissioned that asserted that far more savings in health care costs — about $58 billion — could be generated if people simply cut 100 calories from their daily diets than if they consumed less salt.
"Agrarian Dreams: The Paradox of Organic Farming in California Californiaia; $21.95), by the geographer Julie Guthman, is a meticulous academic study of the institutional dynamics of the state's organic agriculture and asserts that organic agriculture, far from escaping the logic of capitalism, has wholly embraced it.
He asserts that both films, far from rejecting the importance of the past, add to our understanding of it.
John Calvert of Fact asserts that it is "a far more meditative album" for deviating from its predecessor's "tight, brisk pop songs", "nuanced [guitar] interplay", and "light dynamics".
AMD, however, asserts that Intel went too far.
Chang asserts that the United States has far more economic leverage than is generally believed.
It also asserts that this imagined black space is far from normal--normal being defined as white space--and can only be fixed by law and order.
