Sentence examples for main assertion from inspiring English sources
Its main assertion — that the Russian government was working to get Mr. Trump elected — was hardly an established fact when it was first laid out by Mr. Steele in June 2016.
Its main assertion is that of the 56 guests affiliated with political parties who appeared for interviews with Mr. Hume from early January to early May, 50 were Republicans and 6 were Democrats.
But his main assertion poses most danger to the program: that Mr. Burnett pulled him aside in the hours leading up to an elimination ritual and suggested that he vote to get rid of Ms. Stillman rather than the contestant he was leaning toward voting against, Mr. Boesch.
This implies the analogue of Lemma 1 and the main assertion (i) ⇒ (ii) of Theorem 12.
The main assertion is that welding rods, when melted in the electric flame of an arc welder, give off fumes of sulphur, lead and manganese that cause irreparable brain damage.
Here is Auslander's first main assertion: [ → Y 〉 = ⋃ C C [ → Y 〉, (1 where C runs through all isomorphism classes of Λ -modules; or, in the formulation of Auslander: any map in mod Λ is right determined by some module C. Note that the inclusion of the lattice C [ → Y 〉 into the lattice [ → Y 〉 preserves meets, but usually not joins.
Our numerical calculations confirm the main assertions of Grimshaw and Malomed.
The technique gracefully waltzes a reader through the novel's more violent peaks and turns while undergirding one of its main assertions: the interrelatedness of the characters' destinies.
In addition, the report cites no sources for its main assertions, but alludes to information that clearly came from intelligence sources, including conversations intercepted by the National Security Agency.
The three-judge panel, deciding a tax case, agreed with one of the critics' main assertions: that the courts ordered far too many of their decisions not be published in official law books.
But on Wednesday he wrote to the paper again, acknowledging that one of his main assertions -- that Ms. Weiss's decision to review was "in violation of the express wishes of the theater" -- was not true.
