Sentence examples for it is widely asserted from inspiring English sources
"It is widely asserted that the CAP costs Europe too much," they say, deeply puzzled.
Nevertheless, despite the evidence presented above, it is widely asserted that executions are humane and painless (Supreme Court 1890; Purchase 1953; Berns 1980; Sawyer 1991), although no evidence to this effect appears to have been published".
It is widely asserted that in 1287 a hurricane, known as the Great Storm, caused large quantities of shingle and mud to be deposited on the port of Romney and the mouth of the river.
The real threats, it was widely asserted, remained those from Iran, radical Islam and Palestinian violence.
First, it is worth noting that we have not had a constant upward path of spending as is widely asserted in Washington, and widely believed around the country, due to the incompetence of budget reporters.
In a similar vein, we cannot afford to forget the MMR vaccine debacle, where fears that the vaccine could cause autism were widely asserted, despite there being not an iota of decent scientific evidence to support this.
The importance of sample size determination in randomised controlled trials has been widely asserted, and according to the CONSORT statement these calculations must be reported and justified in published articles.
This finding parallels Tamir's (2011) view that people not only follow hedonic goals when regulating their emotions, as was widely asserted in emotion-regulation research for many years (i.e., they seek to continue experienced positive feelings and to reduce or avoid negative ones), but that they also perceive emotion regulation as instrumental in the pursuit of multiple simultaneous goals.
It is widely known and widely studied.
Instead, it is widely derided.
