Sentence examples similar to asserts to a degree from inspiring English sources
Patients' systematic reference to time represents the process through which they tacitly attempt to assert a degree of ontological security; a renewed semblance of order, identity flux, and connection to life events.
The absence of an association between parent and child physical activity could be a function of the child's age, with 10-11 years of age being a period when children's cognitive decision making abilities increase and they begin to assert a degree of independence from their parents [ 25, 52, 53].
Corbyn himself may be a convinced unilateralist, but there are plenty of impeccable Corbynite reasons to support Trident: it supports working-class and industrial jobs; it diverts defence spending away from weapons which might actually be used to kill and maim; it helps assert at least a degree of independence in British defence policy in the face of a President Trump or President Cruz.
Mr Gove added: "Teachers worry that if they assert a degree of discipline, one determined maverick pupil will say 'I know my rights' and so teachers become reticent about asserting themselves.
New Brunswick's newly appointed premier, Brian Gallant, has towed the party line to a degree, making vague references to a woman's right to choose, and asserting that he, himself, is pro-choice.
Alternately described by lawyers who have worked with him as a brilliant crusader for the little guy and a Svengali who asserts a high degree of control over clients, he has evolved from his early years as a producer of low-budget films into his job as a high-stakes litigator with multiple wins. 1 2 3 Next Page ».
Complicating A.T. Kearney's efforts to assert an appropriate degree of autonomy has been the uncertain economy, which has also led E.D.S. to announce at least 2,700 layoffs.
