Sentence examples for because they asserted from inspiring English sources

But leading Republican strategists said they did not expect a filibuster because, they asserted, the political fallout for the Democrats from blocking a vote would be so great.

I think above all because they asserted their countries' nationhood, unity, pride and independence against Western colonization or foreign invasion and so delivered them forever from forms of humiliation.

**Apple wants $15 million from Unwired Planet because they "asserted a menagerie of claims against Apple, presumably in the hope that something would stick and that Apple would tire of spending resources on litigating claims that would inevitably be abandoned".

The people who worked with the youth in this particular cult ranged from former hippies to rigid discipline freaks, but I felt I could trust these people because they asserted that they knew more than my parents.

The researchers put a higher value of those studies with larger numbers of patients because they asserted that smaller trials are "biased," even though they were randomized double-blind and placebo studies (and many of which were published in the Lancet, the BMJ, and other highly respected conventional medical journals).

"These Moscow attacks are significant precisely because they assert the notion that people should pay attention to him," he said.

Father Di Noia said the guidelines could have an impact in part because they assert that the church was not trying to impose religious viewpoints but to articulate moral principles about human life on which people of many faiths could agree.

Last month his lawyers filed to sever his case from those of the other defendants, because, they assert, there are "dozens of hours of recorded conversations that allegedly incriminate every defendant except Mr. Schussler".

Essentially, Lyondell and other companies say they should be exempt from the product-defect portions of the lawsuits because, they assert, the additive is not defective and, they say, industry groups have warned local governments of the potential for groundwater contamination.

Critics have portrayed Mr. Ashcroft as unsuitable for the job as the nation's top law enforcement officer because, they assert, he is unwilling to subordinate his conservative views to the need to enforce the law in areas he disagrees with.

Some have attempted to claim they avoid the faults because they assert that there are an equal number of consciousnesses as objects.