Sentence examples for a significant claim from inspiring English sources

Professor Sir David Baulcombe in his Guardian comment piece today makes a significant claim about the safety of GM crops compared to standard plant breeding techniques.

Mr. Gordon said Weitz & Luxenberg had "turned down far more than we accepted" of those who responded to its advertisements, which stopped running two weeks ago, and had told many callers to stick with the class settlement plan "if they don't have a significant claim".

Thomas says he's been through four plans in four years, dropping each after it failed to pay a significant claim.

Since what specifies a cognitive power is its proper object – i.e. the formal aspect under which something is represented by that power –, the identification of the first known with the proper object of the intellect presents a significant claim.

When it comes to swimming, Ledecky is an absolute beast ― with a significant claim to being the best in the world.

This is a significant claim given the strong relation that normally exists between subregion size and total volume.

"This will be a significant claims event for the insurance industry".

In reality, the first slalom, on a course devised by Lunn, is a more significant claim to fame for the village than its funicular.

Lung cancer rates are no higher than average in Ramsar, although small population sizes don't warrant a statistically significant claim.

In its ruling it said: "An express claim that Mr Corbyn was an anti-Semite would have constituted an exceptionally strong attack by the complainant on Mr Corbyn, with potential implications for both men; this was a highly significant claim.

This was a politically significant claim because these courts had taken on many other quasi-administrative functions that were related to charity, education, the supervision of the police, and even ecclesiastical discipline.