Sentence examples for is only asserted from inspiring English sources

But what this implies for brain function and behaviour is only asserted by early-years advocates: cue the erroneous conclusion that human brain development is effectively solidified by the end of the first three years".

Here, significant correlation is only asserted if |ρ| ≥ 0.1 and corresponding P < 0.01.

Significant correlation was only asserted if |ρ| ≥ 0.1 at P < 0.05 (two-sided test against the null that ρ = 0).

And they say they are only asserting their right as taxpayers to a publicly financed education.

They said Mr. Lynch was only asserting that the screening process was lax because he believed it would support his contention that without a substantive pay raise, the city would continue to face difficulty attracting qualified candidates.

This is only our ego asserting itself.

Trump is only articulating what others have asserted.

Management guru Peter Drucker, writing in 1973, asserted, "there is only one valid definition of business purpose: to create a customer...

To assert that there is only one God for all of humanity is thus to assert a universal ethical ideal, one on which individuals see all people as "fellow humans," and not as "others" who can be excluded from the moral community (Cohen 1972 [1919], 14ff).

Others assert it is only a matter of time before robots replace teachers, travel agents, interpreters and a host of other professions.

"When UCL runs its accommodation with a 45percentt profit margin – over £15,779,000 – yet shows flagrant disregard for socially accessible education while seeking to criminalise access to a home for its own students, UCL Cut the Rent asserts this is only accurately described as a social cleansing of the university".