Sentence examples for common assertion from inspiring English sources

Our study also documented the common assertion that a short-term focus carries costs.

The most common assertion is that it's good for losing weight, which I can believe.

Contrary to a common assertion, patents issued to small patentees are much less valuable than those issued to large corporations.

ACCURACY -- Mr. Kerry's common assertion that the economy has lost three million jobs under President Bush is almost true, technically.

This compilation confirms the common assertion that many arroyos formed in the 1880s, but many arroyos also formed in the 1890s and early 1900s.

It starts by challenging the common assertion that music is the purest of art forms - the one least explicitly rooted in politics, war, conflict, economics or events.

These latter trends are explained in view of the common assertions that thinner electrodes and increased fuel utilizations are the means of fuel cell operation enhancement.

Justice DeGrasse proceeds to take the air out of many common assertions about the success of public education, particularly about the value of diplomas.

In an effort to separate the reality from the political rhetoric, we asked Professor John Salt of UCL's Migration Research Unit to respond to some of the most common assertions about immigration to the UK.

His draft incorporated the most common assertions of the others: the right to vote, the right to petition, and equal eligibility for employment were among the basic principles that made his draft tenable.

Hence, there are grounds to consider that insight, which has been associated with adherence [ 49], might be a protective factor for suicide in schizophrenia spectrum disorders [ 18] despite common assertions to the contrary (see [ 50] for review).