Sentence examples for basic claim is that from inspiring English sources

Avicenna's basic claim is that logic deals with second-order concepts.

His basic claim is that he is a big man who can make deals with the other big men who run the world: America's CEO, butting heads and getting crazy low prices from Putin and China.

His basic claim is that "the legal thinghood" of these animals should be replaced "with a legal personhood" that would entitle them to immunity "from serious infringements upon their bodily integrity and bodily liberty".

The basic claim is that in cases of illusion or hallucination, the object that is immediately experienced or given has qualities that no public physical object in that situation has and so must be distinct from any such object.

In all of these and related versions of the Individual Ownership Thesis, the basic claim is that each individual has a mind of his or her own, and has a sort of intentional autonomy that is incompatible with the view that individual minds are somehow fused when intentional states are shared.

Lampinen's basic claim was that varying the length of the lineup (from six to one) affected estimated but not true witness accuracy, but the primary application of ROCs to eyewitness identification decisions has been to compare sequential and simultaneous presentation of the same lineup photographs.

In addition, because our general claim is that basic processes acting in bottlenecked populations are not specific to biological control agents, we advocate that meta-analyses merging historical data on biological control introductions and reintroductions for biological conservation could provide the significant progress beyond the state of art.

Boes' claim is that the operational model of the Job Center violates basic human dignity.

Dembski's second major claim is that certain mathematical results cast doubt on Darwinism at the most basic conceptual level.

Losing is prima facie evidence that the basic conservative claim is true: that the country is run by liberals; that the world is unfair; that the majority is persecuted by a sinister elite.

Rather than arguing that there were procedural flaws in his trial, Mr. Davis is making the more basic claim that he is innocent and that new evidence proves it.