Sentence examples for by asserting that for from inspiring English sources

Recognizing that this sounded like a lot even at the time, King rationalized it by asserting that for every undocumented immigrant in the country we know about, two or three sneak in without our knowing it.

The FBI had compiled a list of 200,000 persons in its Communist Index; since the CPUSA had only around 32,000 members in 1950, the FBI explained the disparity by asserting that for every official Party member, there were ten persons who were loyal to the CPUSA and ready to carry out its orders.

A12 U.S. Assails Tax Theory The government sued a former accountant, Douglas P. Rosile Sr., saying he helped more than 200 wealthy Americans try to avoid $36 million in taxes by asserting that Americans who work for American companies need not pay income taxes.

But now new research contradicts those findings by asserting that -- while good for you -- exercise actually won't help ease hot flashes.

It is absurd, he said, to account for Botticelli's women by asserting that Renaissance Florence was virginal and springlike.

Mr. Jackson's supporters rallied around him, as some of Mr. Dukakis's supporters turned Mr. Gore's attacks on Mr. Jackson to their advantage by asserting that a vote for Mr. Gore would ensure that Mr. Jackson would defeat Mr. Dukakis in New York.

The hotel had remained a refuge for smokers by asserting that it was preparing to apply for an exemption to the smoking ban.

A common misinterpretation of the concept of entropy, that all systems progress towards more disorder, has been leveraged by those challenging evolutionary science and the teaching of evolution in schools by asserting that thermodynamics falsifies evolution (for example, Morris 2000, Ross 2004, Yahya 2005 (atlasofcreation.com)).

In the Six4Three case, Facebook has also cited Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, US legislation that paved the way for the modern internet by asserting that platforms cannot be liable for content users post on their sites.

But he then draws exactly the wrong conclusion by asserting that further crippling market forces for healthcare will yield similar cost savings for programs such as Medicare.

It's never a good idea to rank absolute values in relative terms, or reflexively downgrade claims on their behalf by asserting that they are simply pretexts for something else.