Sentence examples for we may assert from inspiring English sources

Now we can introduce a function constant \(K\) together with the assertion Since evidently we may assert \ \Phi(U \) and \ \Phi V \), it follows from (2) that we may assert \(U KU \) and \(V KV \), whence also, using (1), Using the distributive law (which holds in intuitionistic logic), it follows that we may assert From the presupposition that \(0 \ne 1\) it follows that is assertable.

We may assert its existence, but we cannot support our assertion; for the only thing we could adduce in support of it would be the fact that the image was embodied or expressed.

Then we may assert that (3.13).

Next, we may assert that, which implies that for any, there exist positive constants and such that (214).

Taking into account the uncertainty on the environment sensing, we may assert that learning-oriented techniques are more efficient.

But it follows from (1) that we may assert \(A \rightarrow U ≈ V\), and so also, using the Extensionality of Functions, \(A \rightarrow KU = KV\).

Economists may assert that we're in the early stages of a recovery, but surveys continue to show that the impact of the Great Recession on American families is deep, widespread and grim.

We are all born with what we have and the only reason someone may assert that our body is 'wrong' is if that body doesn't meet the expectation placed upon it.

Meat-eaters may assert that this is somehow justifiable, because we "need" to eat meat — just not cats or dogs or goldfish — to live.

In a year we will have a new Congress, and if the public has become fatalistic about Iraq by then, Congress may assert itself in demanding rapid moves toward complete withdrawal -- be they prudent or not.

Accordingly, DF may assert an RFRA claim on Monaghan's behalf.