Sentence examples for challenge the assertion from inspiring English sources
He urged students to "challenge the assertion," a catchphrase that would resonate with a generation of young officers.
I feel I have to challenge the assertion one Momentum attendee made to Paul Mason, namely that "the whole city's buzzing".
They also begin to challenge the assertion that men are the most likely victims; violent crime against men continues to fall.
Colin Montgomery Edinburgh I challenge the assertion that Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement poses an alternative to the dogma of austerity.
In general, it would be far wiser to challenge the assertion that X implies Y. Scientific findings almost never entail specific moral or political conclusions because the scope of application of science is rarely sufficient.
Our findings suggest that complex interacting environmental gradients and disturbance regimes complicate the application of Brown's Principle in vertical marine environments, and challenge the assertion that coral growth optima and light saturation correlate to fecundity optima.
The report also did not challenge the assertions of Mark Thompson, then head of the BBC, that he had no role in killing the Savile investigation and was unaware of the sexual abuse accusations until he left the BBC this September.
Also, the report also did not challenge the assertions of Mark Thompson, then head of the BBC and current president and chief executive of The New York Times Company, that he had no role in killing the Savile investigation.
It found that "the IPCM may have lacked such standing within the university structure and the authority to challenge the assertions of senior professors".
The authors of Reckoning with Slavery (1976) use Blassingame's findings to challenge the assertions of Robert William Fogel and Stanley Engerman in Time on the Cross: The Economics of American Negro Slavery (1974).
The E.P.A. challenged the assertion that the reassignments were related to objections to spending and other management issues.
