Sentence examples for standard asserts from inspiring English sources

Barnes, in The Weekly Standard, asserts that entire "passages in The Wild Blue are barely distinguishable from those in Wings of Morning".

At school, a racial double standard asserted itself.

"Frankly this show is damned," The Evening Standard asserted.

The epidemic of hairless men, The Standard asserted, has gnawed at the social fabric, spawning divorces and out-of-wedlock births.

Some white men who work at the plant complain bitterly that there is now a double standard, asserting that the company ignores provocative behavior by women and minorities.

The inquiry has already become a political football, with former Vice President Dick Cheney issuing a statement to The Weekly Standard asserting, "The activities of the C.I.A. in carrying out the policies of the Bush Administration were directly responsible for defeating all efforts by Al Qaeda to launch further mass casualty attacks against the United States".

5. Don't let anyone tell you you're "a pussy" for setting a bar, holding to a standard, asserting your sense of what's appropriate and what isn't.

The standard also asserts that NULL and UNKNOWN "may be used interchangeably to mean exactly the same thing".

For example, they were unable to confirm the use of many antibiotics as off-label without supporting laboratory tests, and they used a high standard for asserting that an off-label use had scientific support.

Under an economic nexus standard, states assert jurisdiction over out-of-state firms even if they do not have property or employees present in the state.

Transgender people are held to a double (read impossible) standard for asserting the validity of their gender identities.