Sentence examples for which asserting from inspiring English sources

There is a context even broader than Twitter: a competitive culture in which asserting one's difference, one's specialness, is the bare minimum for being market-ready.

In a document filed recently on the agency's Web site, N.H.T.S.A. said its Jeep investigation was prompted by eight complaints from Wrangler owners, seven of which asserting the fire or "symptoms of the impending fire" began while the vehicle was being driven.

This was in line with earlier studies [1 3, 5, 6, 9, 16], most of which asserting that the pain peaks within the first 24 h and lasts for a short period [2, 5, 11 14, 33 35], while some others state that it might last for a rather long duration [6, 16].

Bonaventure agrees, but adds the following qualification: "one must understand that an affirmative proposition makes a two-fold assertion, one which asserts the predicate of the subject, and the other which asserts that the proposition is true … Contradiction is concerned with the first type of assertion, not the second.

But those punishments were considered inadequate by the special counsel, which asserted they should have been fired.

Her house has an independent aliveness which asserts itself amid order - for she is an independent champion of order.

And now so has the state bar association, which asserts that the fees are "prohibited by law" and "unconscionable".

Veuillot lived in Rome during the First Vatican Council (1870), which asserted papal infallibility, thus representing a triumph for the Ultramontanists.

Last month, Morgan Stanley was fined $2 million by NASD, which asserted that the firm used forbidden incentives to sell its funds.

It also gave new ammunition to the Bush administration, which asserts that Iran has a secret nuclear weapons program.

Campbell describes a story in the Sun last week, which asserted that the Queen backed Brexit, as "cock".