Sentence examples for better asserts from inspiring English sources

"Much f ing better," asserts a trader at J.P. Morgan.

Before the series, Rondo asked Rivers how he could better assert himself.

His plan never added up; it was never, contrary to what people who should know better asserted, "scored" by the CBO.

The 70s – fuck!" That single thought dominated the online discussion of the interview (aside from the frequent interjections of admiration for Bettany himself – he "is one of those actors whose presence makes anything 27% better", asserted MrGreyhame).

Margaret Thatcher's governments created the NHS management executive and even moved it to Leeds in another attempt to distance the running of the health service from politics, a strategy that ended in failure as the management executive was abolished and power taken back into the DH where New Labour ministers could better assert their control.

Also, displacement interactions, more frequent and unidirectional than the two other types of interactions, pictured stronger asymmetries than decided aggressive interactions, indicating that power may be better asserted with low-intensity display than direct aggression.

"The fact is [Allaire] had a two-year head start and we have a better product," asserts Harris.

And no one had done this better, he asserts, than Mr Zuma.

The opposite seems to be true; the better income asserts a positive impact on the quality of life.

'A better UNICEF' One key to attaining these and other objectives is "building a better UNICEF," asserted Mr. Lake.

Better to assert one's knowledge unequivocally, especially if past academic honours certify one's claims of expertise.