Sentence examples for this week asserts from inspiring English sources

But now, as our special report this week asserts, the Pacific's time has come.

In this context, Ellenbogen (2012) asserts that one of the most important challenges is closing the gap between experimental research and naturalistic field studies.

Bob Herbert (column, May 19) asserts that "the race issue in this case is as bogus as some of Jayson Blair's reporting".

IT'S like 1914, asserts Giulio Tremonti, Italy's finance minister.

"The Spill vs. a Need to Drill" (Week in Review, May 2) asserts, "The country needs the oil".

Jacques Boussard in "The Civilisation of Charlemagne" (1968) asserts that "Charlemagne's achievement was the realisation of a united Europe.

Paul Krugman (column, March 15) asserts that America's oil and natural gas companies are apathetic about gaining access to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

David Frum ("Protesting, but Why?", Op-Ed, April 19) asserts that the left lacks a serious intellectual position on third-world development.

Glenn C. Loury (Op-Ed, Jan . 17 asserts that those who fought under the Confederate flag were guilty of treason.

William Safire (column, May 31) asserts that China and France "conspired against" the United States in the recent vote for the United Nations Human Rights Commission.

Jason Berry ("Secrets, Celibacy and the Church," Op-Ed, April 3) asserts that "celibacy is a failure, practically and morally".