Sentence examples for having insisted for from inspiring English sources

Having insisted for months -- for years, actually -- that the card-check provision is central to improving the law, it is belatedly backing off and defining success downward.

Having insisted for years that they were capable of managing a sustainable industry, the pro-whalers have shifted emphasis to claim that whaling is essential because whales are consuming so many marine resources.

Many leftwing economics commentators, having insisted for eight years under Obama that there is never any risk to US borrowing, now warn that greater borrowing by the Trump administration will pave the road to financial Armageddon.

Having insisted for months that Europe had no need to join the rest of the world in easing monetary policy, the European Central Bank unexpectedly shifted ground today and reduced its benchmark interest rate.

Having insisted for weeks that he had made no direct approaches about GM Europe, on May 4th he went to Berlin to present the German government with a plan that would give Fiat control of much of Opel (which includes Vauxhall in Britain) and possibly Saab, GM's bankrupt Swedish unit.

The key difference, though, is that RIM has finally surrendered fully to the touchscreen experience, having insisted for years that a physical keyboard was integral to its appeal.

She had insisted for years that she was clean.

Senate Democratic leaders have insisted for months that health care legislation would be fully paid for.

The C.I.A. has insisted for years that the issue is about far more than bureaucratic turf.

Senators John McCain and Lindsay Graham have insisted for months that Isis presents an existential threat to the United States.

"The magic," as she had insisted for three months, "comes from within".