Sentence examples similar to percent assertion from inspiring English sources

Twenty-six percent agreed with the assertion that "U.S. military intervention in Syria might lead to the Battle of Armageddon that's spoken about in the Book of Revelation".

The results from our study confirm this assertion as eighty percent had been physically active before injury, which might be a higher percentage than normative in the studied age group.

(And I will add that I don't know enough about music to make that assertion with 100-percent confidence. Still, I'm pretty confident about this).

The assertion that over ten percent of the economy is devoted to regulatory compliance simply isn't credible.

The Republican presidential candidate has been battered by news coverage dissecting his assertion, caught on video, that "47 percent" of Americans feel entitled to government assistance.

Will Congress rely on a serious, independent analysis by the Joint Committee on Taxation or adopt the Administration's assertion that whatever tax bill emerges will increase the US economic growth rate from roughly two percent to three percent per year.

"A hundred percent," Mr. Trump said, one of several instances when he made blunt assertions but provided no details.

To support his assertion, Cariello cites a Bain & Company study that suggests that over sixty percent of American colleges and universities are on an "unsustainable financial path" or at financial risk.

This bold assertion stands in stark contract to the reality, which is that less than ten percent will succeed.

PolitiFact said that it then interviewed four other economists with no ties to either campaign and found "no reason to change our ruling, which remains at 'mostly false.' " The Washington Post fact-checker gave the 92.3 percent assertion a rare rating of "true but false"; The Associated Press called it "dubious at best".

The assertion.