“asserting”造句，怎麼用asserting造句

There is a bit of self - delusion at work, with an under-talented but over-expectant segment asserting that their skills deserve high short-term rewards.

Yet as well as asserting Palestinians' right to statehood, the Europeans should say what they cannot have: an unfettered right of return for refugees to modern-day Israel.

It's a reverse value proposition: the more we feel threatened, the more energy we spend defending, restoring, and asserting our value, and the less energy we have available to create value.

By asserting yourself to the benefit of others, you'll benefit from their loyalty, admiration and trust.

Instead it is a slightly threatening way of asserting: I'm right and I have logic on my side.

It means not asserting, as some British political leaders have, that Britain, Ireland and Sweden were wrong to open their Labour markets to east Europeans in 2004.

If strict conformance to all consumer contracts is an absolute must, the provider may have to validate the messages it sends by asserting its consumers' expectations in the send pipeline.

It's no coincidence that one of the earliest ways we demonstrate our independence is by asserting our food preferences.

A statement asserting the existence of a trend is existential, not universal.

The Apollo lunar-landing successes, restoring national pride and asserting pre-eminence in space technology, reduced the immediate geopolitical pressures driving human space efforts.