Sentence examples for is often asserted from inspiring English sources

The connexion between flailing banks and economic weakness isn't as clear as is often asserted.

It is often asserted that Frank Gehry's Bilbao Guggenheim Museum "regenerated Bilbao".

It is often asserted that we were lucky to escape a second Great Depression.

It is often asserted that "the West" has increasingly come to see war itself as a spectacle.

It is often asserted that elections are easy to predict and that the economy decides most of them.

It is often asserted now that the British public backed that judgment; in fact it wasn't given the chance.

It's often asserted that corruption is mainly a southern European phenomenon.

But if he wins the Republican nomination, his campaign will probably center on a more secular theme: the alleged economic miracle in Texas, which, it's often asserted, sailed through the Great Recession almost unscathed thanks to conservative economic policies.

In a statement 13 months ago, submitted for an Assembly committee hearing where more than a dozen victims recounted their stories, Mr. Bolan wrote: "In this particular area -- where claims of 'repressed memory' and 'delayed discovery' are often asserted -- this means, in effect, that there is really no time limit on the retroactive repeal of charitable immunity".

It's often asserted that mechanical keyboards are the most durable and comfortable to type on, but their construction is also more complicated, resulting in a higher price.

In the 1990s and early 2000s, it was often asserted that patents and other forms of IP were major factors limiting access by the poor to new health technologies.