Sentence examples for asserts to the from inspiring English sources

For instance, is basketball's recent success really due, as Mr Mandelbaum asserts, to the value of teamwork in the information age?At its best, Mr Mandelbaum's book is an intriguing history of America's spectator sports.

Somehow the definition by Beauregard and Holcomb ([1981]) sheds more light on inner-city revitalisation as they asserts to the need to remodel or rebuild but it fails to explain how, thus it gives room for the inclusion of ecological planning initiatives revitalising the inner city.

Ellis asserts to the contrary, "I'm not really Clay".

"Is he really now asserting to the Australian people that his superannuation changes make $50bn over the next decade?

Since publication, the Royal Court of Saudi Arabia has asserted to the Guardian that King Salman is "Most certainly not suffering from dementia or any other kind of mental impairment".

After the trauma of the Aids crisis and the homophobia it unleashed, Pansy Division wanted to assert to the rest of the world that being gay can be great.

TERI has failed in its legal obligations to provide a safe working environment, Grover asserted to the Business Standard.

Shepard argued that the narrative in question referred not, as the Chronicon Laudunensis had asserted, to the 1070s, but to the 1090s, after Siward's release from prison.

Kono's fight sequence was included to assert to the audience that she would be a valuable asset to the team.

The interfacial interactions were asserted to be the main reason for the differences in the optical emission.

Human Capital is asserted to be the most important element of success in business today.