Sentence examples for there will be assertions from inspiring English sources

There will be assertions that you didn't make a persuasive and coherent enough case to voters.

There will be those who will question the assertions in these books.

Its leader, Tsai Ing-wen, has rejected the government's assertion that there will be a net employment gain of 260,000.

"Do you have any confidence in the chancellor's assertion that there will be a clear and strong effect on investment?" he asked.

The idea also contradicts the repeated assertions of EU leaders that there will be no cherry-picking or sweetheart deal for the UK.

Inevitably, there will be outliers, of whom I count myself, hauled out to prove this assertion wrong.

And (a) in the latter case there will be something which fixedly is not, and this will be an indisputable belief; and if non-being is something indisputable and knowable, the opposite assertion will be more knowable.

There have been assertions that some people at the bottom will receive nothing and that awards at the top will be capped.

There is sufficient early evidence to suggest these assertions will be proven correct.

So I completely disagree with Butler's assertion that the effect of the funding settlement for councils "will be there to see on our streets".

Similar assertions will be found in the other chapters.