Sentence examples for question assertions from inspiring English sources

If you painted that scenario, I think most people would say, 'Hey, it sounds like you should put it in the passive design.' " Project opponents agree that the dry casks are somewhat safer, but question assertions by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that these systems can withstand earthquakes.

The courts traditionally are loath to question assertions of religious privilege, and Judge Hamilton steers well clear of doing so here.

He was an intellectual gentleman with ecumenical interests and impeccable style, who fiercely questioned assertions and half-truths.

The tensions reached a climax in late March or early April 2003, several officers said, after Captain Yee questioned assertions made by Captain Orlich during a briefing for interrogators and others about the behavior of the Camp Delta prisoners.

He said the companies complied with minimum-wage laws and questioned assertions that many deliverymen were paid just $2 an hour, suggesting that they never would have stayed in those jobs if they earned so little.

The main difference in the learning materials of the two groups was the features of question prompts for making predictions, writing explanation, conflict resolution questions, assertion and reasoning questions, and customized feedback (Fig. 7).

Ambiguous or not, Cohen's statement still calls into question recent assertions by Richard Keil, ExxonMobil's senior public affairs adviser, that the company is no longer funding them.

Skinner and Mills prefer questions to assertions, doubt the loyalty of their friends, and struggle with women who appear in songs as real voices, not just abstract conquests.

There will be those who will question the assertions in these books.

The host of "Democracy Now!" criticizes the mainstream media for failing to question politicians' assertions, especially about the Iraq war.

A cover letter from the Justice Department said, "there may be reason to question the assertions regarding Mounir el-Motassadeq," citing inconsistent statements by at least one of the prisoners.