Sentence examples for correspondents assertion from inspiring English sources
Contrary to the correspondents' assertion, the Northern part of Sweden was not part of the study region of the Swedish study.
Sir, Your correspondents' main assertion is that our estimate of lead time in breast screening is too large due to the inclusion of all breast cancer cases in its estimation and that as a consequence our estimate of overdiagnosis is too small.
The assertions contradict evidence seen by BBC correspondents.
The government's assertions contradicted evidence seen by BBC correspondents.
Jezebel's assertion that "The Daily Show" hires few female correspondents was not addressed in the letter.
Back in October, he publicly disagreed with Mr Hoon, who had said the marines were ready to go straight to Afghanistan.But the brigadier's gravest sin, it seems, was an assertion two weeks ago to a group of reporters, including a correspondent from The Economist, that "the war [against remnants of the Taliban] is all but won".
A veteran correspondent who has covered the Northern Ireland conflict for the last 35 years made an astonishing assertion following David Cameron's speech marking the publication of the Saville report on Tuesday.
Professor Sally Mapstone Pro-vichancellorlor, Education, Oxford University Despite the assertions of your correspondent (Letters, 29 July), the reality is the NUS's finding that one in seven female students are assaulted during their period of study, and there is confusion as to what policy and practice is even lawful.
The assertion has resonance.
