Sentence examples for A key claim from inspiring English sources

A key claim is that it activates and strengthens "core" abdominal muscles, which is probably true.

A key claim is that Dr Wakefield accepted £50,000 from the legal aid board for research to support parents' attempts to fight for compensation.

A key claim made in this paper is that centrality measures can be regarded as generating expected values for certain kinds of node outcomes (such as speed and frequency of reception) given implicit models of how traffic flows, and that this provides a new and useful way of thinking about centrality.

A key claim in Descartes's argument is that "the fact that I can clearly and distinctly understand one thing apart from another is enough to make me certain that the two things are distinct" (Descartes 1641a, 2.54).

A key claim in Fodor's work is that when it comes to circumscribing the consequences of an action, just as in the business of theory confirmation in science, anything could be relevant (Fodor 1983, 105).

IBM agrees, and believes it has staked a key claim on the area.

They argued that a law Key claimed would protect New Zealanders, actually allowed a loophole that the NSA and GCSB both acknowledged would complete phase 2 of something called Operation Speargun.

12.29pm: Here are a few key claims we have pulled out so far in relation to Ashley Highfield, who was Future Media & Technology head before Erik Huggers took over as Highfield left to take over the Kangaroo web TV project.

Even Brexit supporters admit that this key claim was a lie.

Why did the trial judge not automatically disqualify a juror who seemed hostile to a key defense claim?

The group said it found no evidence that Hamas fighters used Palestinian civilians as human shields - a key Israeli claim - in the area at the time of the attacks it researched.