Sentence examples for a swift claim from inspiring English sources

"The boundaries that were artificially drawn around these groups have broken down: what's hacktivists, what's a criminal, what's a state actor?" A swift claim of responsibility is common practice by cyber criminals after a major data breach to advertise the potential sale of credit card information, which quickly loses its value when customers alert their bank, said Jens Monrad, of FireEye.

The work is filled with innuendo towards the rule of King George and his toleration of Whigs and dissenters as tyrannical; Swift claims that a leader who tolerates religious dissenters was like a "heathen Emperor, who said, if the gods were offended, it was their own concern, and they were able to vindicate themselves".

In particular, Swift claims, "For a man's Conscience can go no higher than his Knowledge; and therefore until he has thoroughly examined by Scripture, and the practice of the ancient Church, whether those points are blamable or no, his Conscience cannot possibly direct him to condemn them".

(To this day, Swift claims that she never approved the word "bitch").

North Korea's response to Kerry's comments was swift, claiming they were "reckless".

This calling, as Swift claims, is based on historical events that reinforce scripture and allow mankind to know of the divine will.

Instead, faith is all that man needs and, as Swift claims: This is enough for any good Christian to believe on this great article, without ever inquiring any farther: And, this can be contrary to no man's reason, although the knowledge of it is hid from him.

They are now offering a swift resolution to their claim, which would deliver what is most important to them,  apologies and admissions of wrong doing".

Forrester finished off a swift counter-attack to claim the only goal which allowed his side to leapfrog Wycombe into 20th place.

But the Chiefs rallied well and came within a whisker of claiming a swift response when, after a slick handling move, Jack Nowell fed Whitten, who, despite taking the ball at pace, was adjudged to have been taken short.

It appears to have been spurred into action by concerns raised by several European online firms, including Foundem, a vertical-search service and price-comparison site, and Ciao, another price-comparison site for European shoppers owned by Microsoft, one of Google's archrivals.News of the investigation brought a swift response from Google, which claims the complaints against it are groundless.