Sentence examples for the continued assertions from inspiring English sources

In spite of the continued assertions of activists to the contrary, it has been shown time and time again that we currently have neither the technologies nor the social structures nor the policy know-how to convert developed economies quickly to low carbon ones without considerable economic and social cost.

One of many examples I cited was the continued assertion by Vice President Dick Cheney that he was no longer involved with the Halliburton Company.

"The continued assertion by the authorities that Ray had 900 calls with Mr Fofana failed to explain why it is that Ray would be the person they consider as part of these discussions when, as I say, Ray has not been in Switzerland for 18 months, Ray does not speak French and even in that conversation between Mr Fofana and Ray, it is conducted in English.

But at this point, after all the off-camera drama Chase has brought "Community" already -- from his feud with the show's creator and former showrunner Dan Harmon, to his continued assertions that he doesn't think the show is funny, to this latest fiasco -- wouldn't it make sense for the show's writers to just kill off Pierce altogether?

Speaking on the "Breakfast With Frost" television show on Sunday, Mr. Byford said that Mr. Gilligan's continued assertions that "90percentt" of his broadcast was right were "not good enough for the BBC".

Pakistan's denials that it gives material support to Taliban forces in Afghanistan rings as untrue as its continued assertion that it doesn't provide similar support for the terrorist groups operating in the Indian state of Kashmir.

McIlroy, finally, is edging towards a position where he can back up his continued assertion that his finest golf is "not far away".

"Given the substantial detail buttressing the company's assertions, the continued deterioration in natural gas price forecasts, and the concurrence of many equity analysts, we believe the strategic rationale for the sale is credible," I.S.S. wrote in its report.

The other is Obama's assertion of "the continued expansion of our moral imagination".

This assertion is supported by the continued excess of associations observed over those expected in studies reported to date.

The continued expansion of the Normans in southern Italy and their aggressive assertion of titles William de Hauteville (William Iron Arm), for example, assumed the title of count of Puglia influenced Leo to forge an alliance of papal, imperial, and Byzantine forces.