Sentence examples for as large as claimed from inspiring English sources

He denied that his portion was as large as claimed.

Astronomer and debunker Phil Plait noted that by using the small-angle formula, one could determine that if the object in the photo were as large as claimed, it would have had to be closer to Earth than the Moon, which would mean it would already have arrived.

They have also questioned whether the company's sales are as large as is claimed.

For if Cuadrilla's find is anywhere near as large as it claims, it threatens to tank what remains of the UK's climate change policy.

He literally can't do what he says he would do, namely cut tax rates on the rich without raising the tax burden on the middle class or making the deficit surge; nor can he propose spending cuts as large as he claims without cutting deeply into programs people depend on.

At a time when American unemployment is stuck at a worryingly high level, this has made private-equity firms a target for anger from both Republicans and Democrats.Yet the direct employment losses that result from private-equity deals are not as large as critics claim: on average employment declines by only 1% two years after a buy-out, once the jobs created at new facilities are counted.

He was in London to help build a campaign war chest as large as €12m (£10m) and claims 75,000 people have joined his movement since it was launched.

And the level of the effect is eight times as large as the difference in claimed vote totals between the Democratic and Republican candidates in the entire state.

The chief city planner, George Dunbar of the Planning and Development Department, was surprised to learn that some farmers had claimed plots as large as an acre.

The company has twice paid claims as large as $360 million, for a 1993 bomb in the City and one in Manchester three years later; they were covered by the company's reserves without the need of government help.

Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, who opposes drilling off that state's shores, talks of increasing the cap to $10 billion, which would open the way for compensation claims as large as the clean-up costs.