Sentence examples for number of assertions from inspiring English sources

I found myself scratching my head at any number of assertions.

"The True and Only Heaven" is marred by a number of assertions that lack firm empirical foundation.

Writer lists a number of assertions made by the Presidents shows how each one of them is false.

His paper contains a number of assertions about what is crucial, without much explanation of why these things are crucial.

The Ergenekon indictment makes a number of assertions that, to put it mildly, don't inspire much confidence in the sophistication of the prosecutors making the case.

"I find a number of assertions, which, at best, demand careful analysis and, at worst, do not deserve any analysis," Mr. Armstrong said.

In this part, we use the notation introduced in [1] and continue the numbering of assertions, remarks and formulas.

> Table 2 lists the numbers of assertions and nonredundant nonalignments and the ratio of nonalignments to assertions for each undirected pairwise combination of ontologies for which there is at least one corresponding assertion.

New Yorkers have read a number of troubling assertions about the charity's finances recently in The Daily News and The New York Times.

The defense secretary listened to the governor's list of complaints and challenged a number of the assertions, in particular on noise pollution, the level of military training conducted here and the Navy's impact on marine wildlife.

To the Editor: I object to a number of the assertions in "Leaving the Past Behind" (Feb. 8) about Grenada that suggest that the 1983 United States invasion was justified.