Sentence examples for difficult to assert that from inspiring English sources

They have attacked all the major drug cartels this year -- "the entire spectrum of narcotics trafficking, making it very difficult to assert that this is anything other than real," said this American official.

Based on these results, it is difficult to assert that there is a correlation between the program performance and the protein families.

It would be difficult to assert that Al Jazeera was choosing sides.

If old-age pensions (i.e., Social Security) are part of interstate commerce, if health care for the elderly (Medicare) and indigent (Medicaid) is part of interstate commerce, then it would be difficult to assert that health care generally is not.

In that context, it is difficult to assert that further program change is likely to bring important epidemiologic benefit.

It is therefore difficult to assert that the microalgae involved in planktonic symbioses increase their net fitness in symbiosis and ultimately benefit from this association over evolutionary time.

To assert that ancestors are hypothetical is to assert that evolutionary descent itself is hypothetical.

"It is difficult to assert the idea that companies are owned by their shareholders," he says.Yet as Japanese companies adopt elements of American-style capitalism to compete internationally, this ethos is waning.

It's difficult to assert, as Harris does, that if people just think about it enough, they will come to understand that their most basic sense of consciousness is not really there.

It was difficult to assert on the one hand that all government "derives its just powers from the consent of the governed" while holding millions of human beings as slaves.

A complicating factor however, is that p53 is frequently mutated in cancer, thereby making it difficult to assert whether p53 is active when it is expressed in breast cancer [ 18].