Sentence examples for if assertions from inspiring English sources

He said that if assertions made outside the court were excluded, there was nothing to prove that Mr. Greenberg had done anything wrong.

If assertions of researchers cited in the article are true, how is it that girls consistently outperform boys in high school and college?

If Leon's objection to the image were taken seriously, if assertions of fact could be made only in the absence of figures of speech — no metonymies, allusions, metaphors, comparisons, similes, patterned repetitions and a thousand other deviations from an impossible literalism — the account of even a single fact would fill 300 pages.

And there are more repercussions of Austinian reasoning: if assertions are about particular situations, beliefs should be, too, and this means that our belief ascriptions might not be accurate unless they take into account the situations the beliefs are about.

Barwise & Etchemendy 1987 illustrate the idea with an imagined utterance of sentence (12): If assertions are about particular situations, reports of assertions might not be accurate unless they take into account the situations the assertions were about.

Remark 3.3 A natural question is: if assertions ( c 1 )-( c 6 ) hold, must the operator L be symmetric and the functional x → 〈 L ( x ), x 〉 sequentially weakly continuous?

DR. MONAGHAN DENIES IT Says if Assertion Were True Epidemic Would Have Been Far Worse.

If such assertions irked Pentagon officials, General Vallely said, "that's just too bad".

But if those assertions about the threat from Hussein's weapons of mass destruction were empty, what was the rationale for the war?

If the assertions by the Handschu lawyers are borne out in court, the judge should consider appointing an independent monitor to review department investigations.

If the assertions are true, the prisoners could provide valuable intelligence about the location of Osama bin Laden, Al Qaeda's leader, and Mullah Muhammad Omar, chief of the Taliban.