Sentence examples for by asserting that this from inspiring English sources

If this investor is correct by asserting that this latest setback is a mere blip on the radar, the trade could pan out well during the summer.

They echo the Kremlin by asserting that this is just the latest crisis in a long-standing Western campaign to weaken or even destroy Russia.

Aging, then, is explained from an evolutionary perspective by asserting that this lack of maintenance exists because the required resources are better invested in reproduction.

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

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

This misconception was corrected in 1943 by Randolph Byers, who began the modern era of lead neurotoxicology by asserting that lead not only killed cells, but interfered with the normal development of central nervous system neurons.

The private equity firms disputed this argument by asserting that the banks were insisting on unreasonable terms and a "take-it-or-leave it" position, constituting anticipatory breach.

In his opinion for the Supreme Court yesterday, Justice Antonin Scalia briskly disposed of this argument by asserting that the delegation of authority had been no greater than delegations to other administrative agencies that the court had upheld over the years.

Supreme Court doctrine has historically tried to capture a version of this concern by asserting that the government has a legitimate interest in "anticorruption" — the idea being that money from corporations can produce the appearance of a quid pro quo from elected officials.

McGuinn attempted to counter this criticism by asserting that the tour of South Africa had, in some small way, been an attempt to challenge the country's political status quo and protest against apartheid.

Along with the pope this makes two supreme authorities; the church reconciles this logical dilemma by asserting that the ecumenical council, acting with the pope, is supreme.