Sentence examples for that can be asserted from inspiring English sources

He has previously said that any money he recovers in excess of the $18 billion in cash principal lost by many Madoff investors could be used to cover general fraud claims that can be asserted by all investors bilked by Mr. Madoff, even if they recovered all their principal before the fraud collapsed.

There is very little beyond the basic facts of membership and its record of publications and conferences that can be asserted about it without courting some degree of controversy.

As such, all that can be asserted from these experiments is the changes in RNA length.

They believe that only the gullible consult mediums or attend their shows, or as the much-missed Christopher Hitchens once put it: "That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence" (a statement which, ironically, he was never asked to prove).

To say that existence can be asserted through disappearance is to put the cart before the horse.

It also indicates an incoherence in Kolmogorov's position: one cannot at the same time accept A → (B → A) as an axiom and deny that anything can be asserted about the consequences of an impossible B. It is not known whether Kolmogorov sent his paper to Brouwer (van Dalen 2005, 555).

Previous work has shown that preferences can be asserted in other non-verbal ways.

While this effect size is comparable to that seen for the lung cancer association in smokers it can be asserted that any direct association may be more modest.

So, it can be asserted that Co addition to Li2O facilitates decomposition and formation processes in Li2O and that the catalytic effect of the transition metal must be one of the main causes that make Li2O form or decompose repeatedly.

Although the results of certain early series worried potential users, today it can be asserted that recent series whose indications and technique correspond to modern use criteria, have shown results that are as reliable as those of total knee arthroplasty (TKA) at a 10 years' follow-up.

"It can be asserted that these measures do not hurt the public at large".