Sentence examples for later asserting that from inspiring English sources

But, the suit says, a second set of officers approached him a few minutes later, asserting that he fit the description of someone reported to have bought drugs in the area.

She then argues that women are actively struggling for equality among their male peers, later asserting that "women are coming strong".

Fans of the original ToeJam & Earl however were disappointed and confused by the game's departure from the original concept to a more generic platforming format, with GameSpot and Shacknews later asserting that the game disappointed upon its initial release.

Brooks doesn't explain the basis for implying that there are more sexual predators today than before (in fact, even the recent accusations against film producer Harvey Weinstein and several other high-profile men span many decades), or for later asserting that the line between men seeking sexual pleasure and men preying on unwilling women is "blurrier" now than in the past.

To his shame, he later asserted that Israel should have completed the job.

Smith & Nephew, the Birmingham's marketer, would later assert that DePuy had doctored that test; DePuy declined to comment.

Stopes would later assert that her marriage was unconsummated and that she knew little about sex when she first married.

Mr. Clinton later asserted that his comment referred to Mr. Obama's stance on the war, not his candidacy.

Berg later asserted that, by declining to dispute the claims, Obama had legally "admitted" that he was not a natural-born citizen.

Mr. Jett later asserted that Kidder executives knew of his actions but turned a blind eye because the situation fattened their bonuses as well.

The employee later asserted that IDX "never had a serious interest in researching the technological solutions described in the proposal," the filing said.