Sentence examples for is essentially asserting from inspiring English sources
Bowman argues that the patent rights must have limits, especially with respect to life (which Monsanto calls "self-replicating technologies," which are different from software or other patented technology), and especially when the private sector is, essentially, asserting or threatening monopoly control over a critical part of our food supply.
Mr. Gore has been casting the matter in broader terms because he is basing his case on the notion that more people intended to vote for him; Mr. Bush, however, put forth a more pragmatic argument: he is essentially asserting that since he won the initial count and recount of votes in Florida, he should be president.
In other words, the PFOA treatment is "essentially asserting an [undernourished] environment in utero".
Those who think of underhand serves as a kind of legal cheating are essentially asserting that it really should be illegal.
One is trivial, essentially asserting that a conditional frequency on lags (Reichenbach's term for lags is "phases") of a constant "variable" can always be replaced by a conditional frequency on no lag of that variable.
Because the mean change within significant windows is only 1.5 SD of the background distribution, it is essentially impossible to assert an effect of selection strictly from changes in the amount of sequence variation.
It is essentially a question of women asserting ourselves for the protection and advancement of other women; regardless of the consequences.
We assert that TUTR is essentially congruent to EID, thus TUTR is representative of the uexon distribution in human DNA databases.
Drawing on psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and artificial intelligence, he asserted that human consciousness is essentially the mental software that reorganizes the functional architecture of the brain.
Tobin Siebers asserts that literary criticism is essentially a form of ethics.
If the gap is small enough, Clinton can assert that the race is essentially tied and perhaps convince superdelegates that she would be the stronger general election candidate.
