Sentence examples for widely asserted from inspiring English sources

The real threats, it was widely asserted, remained those from Iran, radical Islam and Palestinian violence.

"It is widely asserted that the CAP costs Europe too much," they say, deeply puzzled.

Supporters of those attempts have widely asserted that other publicly funded providers can absorb Planned Parenthood's patients.

One widely asserted proposition is that land protection in a metropolitan region can contribute to a scarcity of housing by reducing the total housing stock.

It is widely asserted that VWFA responses, which are essential for skilled reading, do not depend on the visual field position of the writing (position invariant).

And there's that other little fact, too — far less provable, but widely asserted: There's nothing quite like a weekend spent circling Tahoe.

But in Xinjiang, residents widely assert that the government squeeze on information stoked further tensions and unrest, such as during a spate of syringe stabbings in Urumqi in August.

This October, a book titled "Van Gogh: The Life," by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, challenged the idea that van Gogh took his own life, as is widely believed, asserting that he was actually shot by a teen-ager.

Since most of the Amazonian populations of type 3 are found in Bolivia and Peru, we will need to expand our analysis more widely before asserting soil adaptations.

This assertion was widely accepted, until Boisserie asserted in 2005 that the pygmy hippopotamus was not a member of Hexaprotodon, after a thorough examination of the phylogeny of Hippopotamidae.

It has been asserted so widely for so long that it is accepted as fact: When Chicago's public housing projects came down, many of their former residents moved into middle-class South Side neighborhoods and brought crime with them.