It is possible that some small global change occurred throughout the intervention, but such a conclusion cannot be confidently asserted due to the small sample size.
Thanks to "Anonymous," undergraduates will be confidently asserting that Shakespeare wasn't Shakespeare for the next 10 years at least, and profs will have to waste countless hours explaining the obvious.
Hysterical fears are confidently asserted as if proven beyond doubt while potential benefits, often based on considerable research and experience, are dismissed or ignored.
He has won the argument with Gordon Brown over Labour's strategy, it is confidently asserted, so demonstrating his new autonomy having survived Brown's attempted sacking.
With that claim, plus the prevalence estimates, which, however conjectural, were confidently asserted, experts on the subject — there was now a subject, and experts — felt safe in saying that hoarding presented "a major threat to public health".
With that claim, plus the prevalence estimates, which, however conjectural, were confidently asserted, experts on the subject there was now a subject, and experts—felt safe in saying that hoarding presented "a major threat to public health".
A FEW years ago it was confidently asserted that Latin America had turned its back on its tradition of political authoritarianism and economic populism, and was firmly set on a new course of democracy and free-market reform.
It's a statement that is confidently asserted in school playgrounds in many countries, but does it have any basis in medical science?
Just nine months before the Kremlin stood aside as the Berlin Wall fell, the C.I.A. was confidently asserting that Moscow's long-range objectives included preserving Soviet hegemony in Eastern Europe and driving a wedge between Western Europe and the United States.
Progress was interrupted by illness, but towards the end of the year Sibelius was confidently asserting that "I am writing my eighth symphony and I am full of youth.
