Sentence examples for asserts that the problem from inspiring English sources

All the talk on the intellectual (or pseudo-intellectual) right seems to be about Charles Murray's book Coming Apart: The State of White America, which asserts that the problem with blue-collar whites is … declining family values.

Alyssa asserts that "the problem with Islam is Islam," and goes out of her way to avoid being fair and balanced, including trying to influence Claire's attitude toward Mo.

A widely cited recent article by Raghuram Rajan of the University of Chicago asserts that the problem is the need to move workers out of the "bloated" housing, finance and government sectors.

His lawsuit asserts that the problem went back to the 1990s, when the company speeded up its production lines to take advantage of a boom that occurred as municipalities began to replace their aging metal and concrete water systems with PVC pipe.

Zupan asserts that the problem is that these executives didn't have stock-based "skin in the game" so their interests just weren't aligned with shareholders.

Agency theory views modern corporations as contractual relationships between shareholder and management and asserts that agency problem arises when the desires or goals of shareholder and management conflict due to the separation of ownership and control (Jensen and Meckling 1976).

Colonel Lehner asserted that the problem was not major, and probably could be rectified by rewriting software.

Mr. Begala asserted that the problem was Dr. Dean, who with Mr. Gore's endorsement went on a confusing journey from Mr. Outside to Mr. Inside.

Israel, along with those who share its worldview, would assert that the problem lies with the Palestinians themselves, being part of an Arab political culture that can only breed either authoritarian governments or terrorists.

The Vatican's response to the pedophile crisis, which is to assert that the problem stems from allowing homosexual men into the priesthood and to encourage greater scrutiny in the area of "disordered" sexual orientation, only exacerbates this confusion and merely changes the tone of the culture of secrecy, replacing Nixon's White House with McCarthy's witch hunt.

Our existence results allow to assert that the problem possess solutions in the more general case where both multifunctions can be time-dependent and only upper semicontinuous.