Sentence examples for been asserted that when from inspiring English sources

It has been asserted that when Egyptian archaeological sites are subject to occasional flooding or increased humidity caused by flooding, as is the case with some tomb sites, in combination with such high temperatures it is unlikely that DNA would persist for even a few hundred years.

It is asserted that only when commonly available sources of information are eliminated is the subject forced to rely on assumptions.

The classical compatibilists wanted to show their incompatibilist interlocutors that when one asserted that a freely willing agent had alternatives available to her that is, when it was asserted that she could have done otherwise that assertion could be analyzed as a conditional statement, a statement that is perspicuously compatible with determinism.

Last year, however, a scandal erupted in Brunello when it was asserted that certain producers were undermining the strict laws that determine the varietal composition of the wines.

For instance, when it is asserted that 'it is possible that there are structures satisfying the axioms of Peano Arithmetic', what is responsible for the truth of such statement?

But Bobby Godsell, AngloGold's chief executive, is asserting that since last week, when Newmont offered 1.70 Australian dollars a share, a drop in its stock price has lowered the value of its offer.

Foster (1999) asserted that when students are provided with the opportunity to perform a task with little mental preparedness, they carefully formulate the message and monitor their production.

Happier times were revisited with relish as Tomaszewski – or "the clown", as Brian Clough described him before the Wembley match – asserted: "That was the night when the ugly duckling became the beautiful swan.

Mendel's First Law, the Law of Dominance, in contrast is a developmental law, asserting that when the two factors of a factor pair in an individual organism differ in their physiological effect, one will dominate the other in the final result of development.

He did see fit to assert that when he was attorney general he was "pursuing issues that nobody else wanted to pursue".

Another consent-based argument for the claim that democracy is necessary for legitimate authority asserts that when people participate in the democratic process, by their act of participation they consent to the outcome, even if it goes against them.