Sentence examples for readily asserted from inspiring English sources

Although accounts of positive and negative effects of AIDS funding are readily asserted [ 65, 66], available evidence on the effects of the scaled-up response to HIV/AIDS on health systems is slim.

Romantic tales often suggest that another person can complete you, with common sayings such as "my better half", "I was half the person without you", and "our two hearts beat as one" being readily asserted with few people stopping to assess what that actually means.

The trouble is, his subjects and their small struggles are so ordinary, so familiar, that no narrative readily asserts itself.

Setting aside the word propaganda, I will readily assert that there has been a longstanding and well-financed effort to raise public concern by downplaying substantial, persistent and legitimate uncertainty about the worst-case outcomes from greenhouse-driven warming and over-attributing the link between such warming and climate-related disasters and other events.

Rather than writing for conventional performers, Mr. Lang enlisted four classically trained artists busy in alternative-pop circles, where the confessional spirit of Schubert's lieder is found most readily, he asserted.

Combining (3.9) and (2.2), we readily get the coefficient estimates asserted by Theorem 3.1.

A $5 million loan, the commissioners asserted, could be readily obtained from European sources for a term of ten or fifteen years and at a rate of only six percent.

Combining (2.25) and (2.26), we readily get the coefficient estimates (2.11) asserted by Theorem 2. □.

Quine held that human concepts and beliefs are the joint outcome of experience and convention, and he denied that the role of the two factors can be as readily distinguished as empiricists assert.

Gradually, Real Madrid asserted itself.

Then James asserted his authority.