Sentence examples for the assertions that from inspiring English sources

The assertions that sit behind this paragraph are all flawed.

Polls seem to echo the assertions that Americans have other things on their minds.

The principal rationales for the invasion — the assertions that led many reluctant liberals to sanction it — turned out to be false.

He contends that many of the "underlying assumptions" of the assertions that fueled the investigation into their lives "were often contextually misleading, exaggerated in significance, and sometimes factually off-base".

While Tapscott claimed that the assertions that bubbled up from the right-wing blogosphere "were all couched with important qualifiers," he quickly dismisses them: "That said, when multiple dealers who have been closed are found to have contributed millions to Republicans and mere hundreds to Obama, the serious number-crunching cannot be completed too soon".

This conceptualization began > 50 years ago, with the assertions that ABD followed a traditional exposure response pattern and was associated with airborne beryllium concentrations > 100 μg/m, whereas CBD could occur at much lower levels, indicating an immune phenomenon (Sterner and Eisenbud 1951).

Many of the assertions that dog this conflict are unproven and unconvincing.

The brief reiterated many of the assertions that Microsoft offered earlier this year.

In 2007, an official Israeli document described the assertions that the boy had been killed by Israeli fire as "myth".

He said the assertions that the health law was destroying jobs was "a hypothesis" about future effects.

For all the assertions that advocates make about public opinion, I think that a few consistent messages emerge.