Sentence examples for future asserts from inspiring English sources
"TV is dying, we're the future," asserts Jazzie.
Allman, an accomplished magazine journalist and the author of "Miami: City of the Future," asserts that such inequities have persisted in part because myths about the region's past whitewash — and in some cases factually contradict — what actually occurred.
"It means the collider may not receive the go-ahead in the near future," asserts Institute of Physics researcher Wu Baojun.
Shapiro, a syndicated columnist whose books include "Porn Generation: How Social Liberalism Is Corrupting Our Future," asserts in his new tome that there is an inherent and very intentional effort by entertainment industry leaders to "shape America in their own leftist image," as he told the UK's Independent.
"Yahoo could in the future assert additional patent or other claims against us in this or in other proceedings.
The company has claimed its new screens prove they are on track for much larger, Ultra HD-capable flexible screens in the near future, asserting they are "confident" they can deliver a 60in rollable panel by 2017.
Clearly nobody in future will assert that they lost control because of infidelity.
In a cease-and-desist letter, the lawyer refers to ads run by the super PAC, Restore Our Future, that assert Mr. Gingrich "co-sponsored a bill with Nancy Pelosi that would have given $60 million a year to a U.N. program supporting China's brutal one-child policy".
While a system that can fully auto-associate relevant, multi-modal information as described above is still in the future, we assert that an effort to replicate the associative processes of the brain to an appropriate degree, has the promise to greatly advance the process of knowledge discovery.
Armed with clarity about my future, I asserted myself in my final year of high school with both eyes focused on the road ahead.
Whether we are "just plain wrong" about the sustainability of Groupon's business model and its future, as Groupon asserts, remains to be seen.
