Sentence examples for noted the assertion from inspiring English sources
He noted the assertion by Gary C. Kelly, the chairman and chief executive of Southwest Airlines, that the carrier had increased its annual market share by $1 billion, mostly by not imposing baggage-checking fees.
Ten days ago, I noted the reckless assertion of Barack Obama's former pastor that the United States government had deliberately engineered AIDS to kill blacks, but I tried to put it in context by citing a poll showing that 30percentt of African-Americans believe such a plot is at least plausible.
Note the pointed assertion of independence — and the seemingly casual aside that it was an "extended" stay.
** Note the pointed assertion of independence — and the seemingly casual aside that it was an "extended" stay.
Note that the assertion of Lemma 2.6 in the present article are the same that of [15, Lemma 2.7].
Let us note that the assertion, opposite in a sense with to that statement of Theorem 2.2, is obvious.
Drummond also uses this opportunity to once again note that the assertion that Google gives the U.S. government "unfettered access" to its server are "simply untrue".
(Editor's note: the assertion in the final paragraph is Panorama's, but disputed by us Mr Zurawik has now responded to the BBC's response to his comment:First the BBC denied that Jonathan Ornstein ever suggested them to speak with the two Israeli players living in Krakow.
Also, most of the studies were conducted in high-income countries; it is therefore important to note that the assertions made here cannot be generalised to low-income and developing countries.
"It's obvious to me that this was not a woman fleeing from a tyrannical regime that was oppressing her and her family and her 6-year-old boy," Mr. Hagel said, noting the grandmothers' earlier assertions that Elian's mother was forced to take the boat by Elian's stepfather.
Stone mordantly notes, "The enthusiastic and engaging assertion of an older colleague many years ago that his patient would have developed the same vivid transference love toward him 'if he had been a brass monkey' is, alas (or perhaps fortunately!), just not true.
