Sentence examples for new assertions from from inspiring English sources

The remark from Mr. Reid is one of several items in the book that present new assertions from the 2008 presidential campaign.

The arrival at the White House earlier this year of Mira Ricardel, a deputy national security adviser with a history of bad blood with Mr. Mattis, has coincided with new assertions from the West Wing that the defense secretary may be asked to leave after the midterms.

Grimm also made some puzzling new assertions to the Advance.

But he also made several new assertions unsupported by science.

They surrender to and accept instructions from a designated leader rather than examining each new assertion on its own merits, for its own accuracy.

Psychologists questioned the book's assertions from the beginning.

Naked assertions from politicians are the stuff of these shows.

The output is an RDF graph similar to the input but with some new property assertions.

The worries it and investors felt, should have been eradicated with a new record backlog and an assertion from the company that the margin degradation embedded within in it is small.

In addition to assertions about how the new data from the Seychelles should alter the current view of the public health risk from methylmercury exposure, Lyketsos takes the position in that "the Seychelles study is methodologically the most advanced" study conducted to date.

A new question arises from this assertion - how much does DPCO2 have to increase in order to indicate not just low gastric blood flow, but also anaerobic generation of CO2 [ 14]? Schlichtig and Bowles [ 15] recently reported that the onset of intestinal anaerobiosis in normal dogs occurred when PiCO2 had risen to 65 mmHg and DPCO2 had increased to 25 35 mmHg.