Sentence examples for back asserts from inspiring English sources
The surprising fact is that when the recession ended, the percentage stayed at 7. "We never got our groove back," asserts Mark Zandi of Moody's Economy.com.com
"The weaker players go away, but the market eventually comes back," asserts Elop.
"We're investing a lot in ratcheting up the creativity to inspire people's imaginations to keep people coming back," asserts Pishevar.
It's a way of fighting back, asserting that my vision is still fully functional.
And the association has sued back, asserting that the clothing company was ruining its merchandising efforts.
The kids fought back, asserting their innocence and refusing to acquiesce in their humiliation.
Comcast has been pushing back, asserting, among other things, that such a move by the F.C.C. would infringe on its First Amendment rights.
In letters later obtained by The New York Times, her lawyer pushed back, asserting that much of what Ms. Yates would address had already been described publicly by senior administration officials.
But the Internet world allows customers to take initiative, to talk back, assert preferences and flow quickly to the most responsive sellers.
Sherry Keneson-Hall, an embassy counselor who was helping to run the news conference, pushed back, asserting that Hoekstra was answering the questions.
Some people in the private sector and within the banking community will push back, asserting that this would further expand the scope of government vis-à-vis legitimate private business.
