Sentence examples for the latter assertion from inspiring English sources

The latter assertion is the crux of the matter.

The latter assertion was amplified on Wednesday by South Carolina governor Nikki Haley, who is not running for president.

The latter assertion is as true as a James bounce pass on the break, but then expand that line of thinking to the renowned next level.

The latter assertion, however, although typical of the polemical statements made in the 1920s, when the battle for a more functional approach to architecture was being most strenuously fought, was not meant literally, as other statements of Le Corbusier indicate.

With the erudition, there's a rich seam of innovation: New Haven was where Webster compiled his first dictionary; where the first telephone switchboard was designed; and where, so Yale students wryly boast, both the lollipop and the hamburger were invented - the latter assertion hotly disputed by Seymour in Wisconsin and Akron in Ohio.

Or suppose I meant the latter assertion.

The reverse of this latter assertion is still an open problem.

They have through the ages been noted as warriors as well as for their hospitality, love of life, lively intelligence, sense of humour, and reputed longevity (although statistical data do not support this latter assertion).

In making this latter assertion he is implicitly appealing to geometric intuition, since he makes no attempt to define real numbers, observing only that irrational numbers are to be regarded as the limits of sequences of rational numbers.

However, more research needs to be carried out to evaluate this latter assertion empirically.

This latter assertion is uncontroversial; the former is open to question.