Sentence examples for more commonly asserted from inspiring English sources

Constructive fraud, more commonly asserted than actual fraud, does not require proof of an intent to deceive.

It's commonly asserted that we walk around with more computing power in our pockets today than it took to get us to the Moon.

It is commonly asserted that the feast was the pagan festival of the dead.

It is now commonly asserted that autism occurs in about 1% of the general population.

A less commonly asserted perspective was that the DA was not useful.

10 It is commonly asserted that improving infrastructure is fundamental to encouraging the widespread uptake of walking and cycling.

A similar pattern is seen in Australia with increasing primary caesarean and repeat caesarean section rates. 1 It is commonly asserted that the rise in the caesarean section rate is due to changing demographics, such as older women, obese women and more complex medical profiles, which are a reality today in many resource rich nations.

It is nonetheless commonly asserted that, except in obligate intracellular parasites, bacterial membranes do not possess ADP/ATP transporters (e.g., [ 246– 246]).

This paper moves beyond simplistic characterizations of user involvement to consider the benefits of engaging users in research and reflects on commonly asserted criticisms of such activity.

They commonly assert that tax increases would crush the economy and investment.

Trappers in Alberta, Canada commonly assert otters are major predators of beavers.