Sentence examples for several assertions from inspiring English sources

Major historical phenomena of this kind rarely receive final, decisive interpretations, but several assertions may be ventured.

WASHINGTON — In laying out his economic platform on Monday, Donald J. Trump made several assertions that glossed over the complexities of the domestic and international economy.

It contained several assertions in support of its case that the rule "would have serious, adverse effects on our ability to manage our risks and address the needs of our clients, and on market liquidity and economic growth".

In the interview Ms. Phelan, who had elected not to take part in that tour of Homs, repeated several assertions she made in a report for Press TV and on her personal blog about the circumstances of Mr. Jacquier's death that contradicted the accounts of journalists who were present when he was killed.

Tripp has tried hard over the past year to conceal her interest in writing a book.... Describes several assertions she or her attorney Anthony Zaccagnini made to that effect......Under repeated questioning from skeptical grand jurors, Tripp insisted that a book was "not what we were looking to do....When I threw away the book idea in August of '96, I was completely finished with it".

Although several assertions were presented as the maximum principles for delay differential equations, they can be only interpreted in a corresponding sense as analogs of classical ones for ordinary differential equations and do not imply important corollaries, reached on the basis of the finite-dimensional fundamental systems.

SF Pride's recent statement also makes several false assertions about the nature and effects of Manning's actions.

The prosecutors disputed several other assertions made by Donaghy in recent court filings.

The show skirts politics in general, but it does include several troopers' assertions that their biggest problem is a lack of personnel.

This is not entirely accurate, according to Mr. Romney's previous remarks on the topic, and it was one of several questionable assertions made by the candidates in the debate.

At his stop in Washington, Dr. Allawi made several sweeping assertions to reporters about the security situation in Iraq, including saying that the only truly unsafe place in the country was the downtown area of Falluja, the largest insurgent stronghold, and that only 3 of 18 provinces had "pockets of terrorists".