Sentence examples for as often claimed from inspiring English sources

While not a "genocide", as often claimed today on the French far right, it remains the revolution's darkest and most troubling chapter.

But in about half of those, including the November attack, investigators determined that the attackers did not act on behalf of insurgents, as often claimed by the Taliban, but for a combination of other reasons, including battlefield stress and personal animosity against coalition soldiers.

The Man Who Invented Fiction is not a narrative biography; rather William Egginton is interested in what Cervantes' life reveals about how Don Quixote came to be, and how it might prove the bold claim in his title: that Quixote is not merely, as often claimed, the first recognisable modern novel, but offers a first definition of what fiction is and what it does.

The article concludes that if "accident risk" is weighted as the most important attribute, the smallest fishing vessels are not as sustainable as often claimed.

It is not just 'another way of knowing' as often claimed, making it coequal with religious faith.

The Height Advantage As Dominance Signaling Whatever about the rest of the world, height is an advantage in US presidential elections, although it is not nearly so big a factor as often claimed in popular literature.

The French model has not sheltered its people from poverty as sturdily as is often claimed.

Mr. Madrick not only doubts that significant contributions in the field can be limited to those based on econometrics but also questions whether that type of work is as unbiased as is often claimed.

We first describe how widespread these issues are, and given this, show, for example, that evidence for the roles of wolves (Canis lupus) and dingoes (Canis lupus dingo) in initiating trophic cascades is not as strong as is often claimed.

In a criticism of the new 'win-win' paradigm, Homewood et al. conclude that revenue from wildlife and tourism to pastoral households in East Africa is not as high as is often claimed.

Summing up, we learn from our analysis that decreasing employment protection to foster international competitiveness may not work at least not as easily as is often claimed in policy reports which frequently state this to be an option without further detailing the issue.