Sentence examples for that may assert from inspiring English sources

And it plays false with what proved to be Surrealism's most useful insight: that the mind possesses a deep formality that may assert itself when conscious control is suspended.

It is likely that developers may assert that not all DSTs require evaluation, provided they meet other requirements.

But it follows from (1) that we may assert \(A \rightarrow U ≈ V\), and so also, using the Extensionality of Functions, \(A \rightarrow KU = KV\).

The company noted "risks that Verizon may assert, or threaten to assert, rights or claims with respect to the Stock Purchase Agreement as a result of facts relating to the security incidents disclosed on September 22, 2016 and December 14, 2016 and may seek to terminate the Stock Purchase Agreement or renegotiate the terms of the Sale Transaction on that basis".

We cannot be certain that our insurance will be sufficient in amount or scope to cover all claims that may be asserted against us".

The data therefore suggest that BPA-G may assert effects on adipogenesis through an indirect interaction with the ER pathway or an as yet unidentified nuclear receptor that can be inhibited by ICI.

Next, we may assert that, which implies that for any, there exist positive constants and such that (214).

For example, an anatomy ontology may contain a statement that asserts that every human has an appendix as part, while a phenotypic description of a human may assert that this human has no appendix as part.

We are all born with what we have and the only reason someone may assert that our body is 'wrong' is if that body doesn't meet the expectation placed upon it.

Outside the museum scientists may assert that the universe is billions of years old, that fossils are the remains of animals living hundreds of millions of years ago, and that life's diversity is the result of evolution by natural selection.

In the case that the phonetic content of enrollment and test sessions is same, we may assert that only those components which are observed in the speaker frames need to be adapted, but FA-based techniques provide a global adaptation to all the Gaussian components including those unobserved Gaussian components, whose performance should be questionable compared with traditional MAP adaptation.