Sentence examples for is for asserting from inspiring English sources

With respect to bare materialism taken on its own, it is also unclear what its rationale is for asserting materialism, even one of this minimalist variety, which focuses on substances (the person or perhaps the body) rather than events undergone by substances.

Given that a doppelgänger y in w′ is qualititatively identical to x with respect to the nonmodal properties x exemplifies in w, what possible ground could there be for asserting that the same couldn't to true of y with respect to any world in which x exists?

I am constantly being scolded for asserting -- self pityingly -- that everyone else has perfect and perfectly happy children.

Since aneurysm exclusion is expected to be correlated with shrinkage, surveillance of aneurysm dimensions is mandatory for asserting the adequacy of aneurysm exclusion from the blood flow and for guiding the need for reintervention in selected cases.

For instance, Mayr (1963, p. 609) is famous for asserting (wrongly, of course) that searching for homologous genes, or indeed other relevant features of development for evolution, would be futile (see Gould 2002, for discussion).

The courts have made clear over the years that such flows of funds through New York is sufficient for asserting jurisdiction.

Assessment of economics of hydrogen production using energy from nuclear power plants is vital for asserting its competitiveness with competing technologies.

There's a lot to be said for asserting yourself.

The decision to order indemnity costs recognises that the general should not be penalised for asserting his right to be heard by a demonstrably impartial court after Lord Hoffmann's connection with the charity arm of Amnesty had been revealed.

In 2008 then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was questioned for asserting that her plane was under sniper fire when she visited Bosnia as first lady in 1996.

In 1810 Ernest Augustus was severely injured by an assailant, probably his valet Sellis, who was found dead; subsequently two men were imprisoned for asserting that the duke had murdered his valet.