Sentence examples for in response to the assertion from inspiring English sources

I am writing in response to the assertion in the article "The People Who Saw Evolution" (cover story, April 23) that scientists Peter and Rosemary Grant witnessed evolution in their work with finches on the Galapagos Islands.

In response to the assertion by other panelists that palm oil investment brought development and helped lift local people out of poverty, Lomax argued that economic analysis (pdf) had shown that the palm oil industry had contributed very little to the south-east Asian economy.

In response to the assertion that CRU had withheld data, the report found that it was mostly not theirs to withhold but was easily accessible in public databases.

I often hear older people saying things like, "Every generation of parents has its own challenges" in response to the assertion that it has never been harder to raise kids.

George explained that it was her own decision to leave the show, in response to the assertions that her departure was done to "de-gay" Grey's Anatomy.

However, in response to the American assertion that conditions on Mt Sinjar were not as bad as first feared, he said "no concrete assessment" could be made.

Extra police officers were sent to the border this week on the prime minister's orders in response to the government's assertion that former members of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party based in Syria planned and financed attacks last month against the Foreign and Finance Ministries, said Maj. Gen. Tariq Youssef, the police commander in western Iraq.

Eugene Ludwig stated the following in response to the ECB's assertion that credit markets were stabilizing after cash injections.

"Just astonishing," said Mr Farage in response to the SNP leader's assertion that not all problems in the UK were caused by immigration.

In response to this assertion, members of the IMEx consortium have pointed out that the low overlap between databases in this consortium is quite intentional [ 66].

In response to that assertion, House Republican worked legislatively to curb the FCC's authority to prevent states from limiting local broadband.