Sentence examples for it merely asserts from inspiring English sources

It merely asserts the prerequisite ground for obtaining success.

That's because it merely asserts: "Trust me, it was big!" But unless readers know you personally, they have no reason to trust your assertions.

The 1.0 effect depicted in Figure 2 does not make y5 a perfect reflection of η3 – it merely asserts a scale for η3 by asserting that each "perfect and isolated unit increase" (or decrease) in the true value of η3 (whether originating in η1, η2, or η3's error) would result in a corresponding unit increase (or decrease) in the indicator's scaled value.

If the Coalition considers Iraq's sovereignty an overarching goal it is going to have to prove it, not merely assert it.

Wachtell does not back up its claim with any empirical evidence or analysis, but merely asserts that "it is our experience that the absence of a staggered board… is harmful to companies that focus on long-term value creation".

It remained unclear whether the administration would actually carry out a detainee transfer despite the restrictions, or whether it would merely assert, as an abstract matter, that Mr. Obama had the authority to do so.

Near the end of his book, he merely asserts that "getting down to specifics and generating further testable hypotheses is work for the future".

(It does not merely assert an inverse relationship between price and demand. When demand increases for some other reason, such as a change in tastes, price increases).

But taking it seriously turns out to mean doing what already comes (or ought to come) naturally to liberals: working with democratic allies and international institutions, doing more to help poor countries where jihadis breed, demonstrating American virtue rather than merely asserting it, connecting the quest for freedom and justice in the Muslim world with the same quest at home.

Instead he merely asserted that it was good for Spain, and then grudgingly allowed a secret parliamentary vote, in which the entire PP was evidently whipped into line.

In these cases, one can merely assert that the model, with its assumptions, is "consistent with experimental observations".