Sentence examples for because it asserts from inspiring English sources

The statement estimates, and then dismisses, the pipeline's massive carbon footprint and other environmental impacts, because, it asserts, the mining and burning of the tar sands is unstoppable.

"It is good timing because it asserts the singularity and difference of Hermès," the executive said.

It is morally indefensible because it asserts that the efforts and risks of private equity partners are worthier than those of workers who pay regular tax rates.

The grading system is misleading because it asserts there's a correlation between total deposits and small-business loans without backing up this hypothesis.

The government wants to shut down mines employing about 8,000 miners in this southwestern region because, it asserts, the coal here is of poor quality and it is losing money on the operation.

"One more link in a long chain of American entitlement". This is a radical book because it challenges the conventional wisdom that self-defense and punitive systems are the only way to keep ourselves physically and emotionally safe, and, maybe more important, because it asserts that it's possible to work for the betterment of society without the accompanying side effect of feeling like a chump.

California's highest court ruled last week that the First Amendment did not shield Nike from a lawsuit that claims the company was guilty of fraud and false advertising because it asserted that its overseas factories were in compliance with applicable wage and safety regulations.

The firm has resisted complying with the subpoena because it asserted that turning over its work papers could violate Chinese law prohibiting the disclosure of "state secrets," which it says includes information about the "national economy and social development".

The bias panel recommended the elimination of this selection because it asserted that peanuts are a healthy snack.

A recent report by the International Monetary Fund stirred alarm here because it asserted that Germany was facing a considerable risk of deflation.

The regulation the court invalidated was known as the migratory bird rule, because it asserted jurisdiction over waters that were or could be used by birds that cross state lines or that are protected by international treaties.