Sentence examples for key assertions made from inspiring English sources

I made sure I checked all the key assertions made in the film.

In other words, one of the key assertions made by the central Supreme Court advocates for King has been called false by the very senator relied upon by these advocates.

[UPDATE: In a lengthy rebuttal circulated to members of the press Monday afternoon, TransCanada disputed many of the key assertions made by Stansbury's study. The full rebuttal can be seen here.].

See related viewpoint by Dünser et al., http://ccforum.com/content/17/5/326 We respectfully disagree with several key assertions made by Dünser and colleagues [ 1] in this issue of Critical Care and consider their approach to resuscitation to be potentially harmful.

Expert witnesses called by Sen. Barbara Boxer to testify during Senate Environment and Public Works hearings yesterday contradicted a key assertion made by President Barack Obama on climate change.

"We deny the assertions made in that letter," he said.

Other assertions made in this book are more poorly sourced.

These characteristics contain both "facts" (matters of some historical record) and assertions, chiefly assertions made within saga narratives.

On Tuesday the Pakistani government released a statement saying that it rejected the "baseless assertions" made in the Wall Street Journal article and that "it fully supports an Afghan-led, Afghan-owned process for peace and reconciliation," as well as "the key role of the United States in promoting stability, peace and harmony in Afghanistan".

Similarly, some parents have rejected the assertions made by Ofsted.

In summary, we believe that the assertions made in these two letters are speculative and misguided.