Sentence examples for next assert from inspiring English sources

Hence, we conclude that θ = 0. We next assert that T has a fixed point.

Manuel next asserted his authority over the Crusader states, established after the First Crusade.

He reminded an avid crowd in Manchester that Dr. Dean had commended the capture of Saddam Hussein one day then on the next asserted that it did not make America any safer.

Woods couldn't say when he'd be in competition next, asserting he planned to take time off now as he continues to work on his swing changes and get his health back.

Engelder next asserted that statistics from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) show that summertime radon concentrations "are lower in both basements and first floors," but our analysis using PADEP data indicated neither basement nor first-floor levels were lower in the summer than in other seasons (Table S2), consistent with our other findings.

Next we assert that the mapping is a contraction.

(This was personified so beautifully and gently this past week by Rabbi Shimon Miara, our scribe here in Cambridge.) As a scribe, transmitting Torah from one generation to the next, one does not assert oneself, one does not sign one's work, or add personal flourishes, much less words, and one does not (heaven forefend) subtract.

Hadden has turned Scotland from easy-beats to obdurate opposition but the next step, asserting themselves with, rather than without, the ball, is proving more challenging.

He invited her over for dinner the next night, asserting that he could cook it and offering to serve it to her.

Mr. Clinton devotes a full minute, and sounds particularly emphatic, on the next bit — asserting that other nations and world leaders are pulling for Mrs. Clinton's election in 2008.

The next theorem asserts that option (1) can be better if done carefully.