Sentence examples for for instance asserts from inspiring English sources

The B.S.O., for instance, asserts that there was "nothing to arrest Cruz over" in any of the calls that the office received about him.

Proteus, for instance, asserts that data is only passed on to healthcare providers with the patient's explicit consent and with the sole purpose of "informing personalised treatment decisions".

Jonathan Taplin, a writer, film producer and director emeritus of USC's Annenberg Innovation Lab, in a recent op-ed in the New York Times, for instance, asserts that "it is impossible to deny that Facebook, Google and Amazon have stymied innovation on a broad scale". Taplin and others, however, appear to ignore the many innovations offered by the very companies they criticize.

For instance, asserts that there is a collective entity 'Population of Thai Elephants' that is constituted by 'granular parts' like our elephant 'Clyde' and a number of other individuals similar to 'Clyde'.

Mr. Mason, for instance, asserted that a South African concern had already shown itself able to clone imported computers, sometimes improving them.

His campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, for instance, asserted on CNN that Trump believes the current climate swing is "naturally occurring," contradicting the view of mainstream climate researchers that it is mainly human-caused.

Members of a public deliberation on consent and withdrawal, for instance, asserted the need to balance individual autonomy with the public good of research and recognised the complexity of achieving that balance individually and as a society (Secko et al. [2009]).

One resident, for instance, asserted that state investigators threatened her with potential incarceration before having her sign a statement agents had written on her behalf.

Officials in Tennessee, for instance, assert that their efforts have moved students from low scores on standardized tests closer to average.

The report, for instance, also asserts that psychiatrists and psychologists advising interrogators did not have access to detainees' medical files.

For instance, one asserts, "This train is faster than a reasonably priced car," invoking a regular feature of "Top Gear" known as "Star in a Reasonably Priced Car".