Sentence examples for been claimed that more from inspiring English sources

It has been claimed that more than one case in Germany has failed because key witnesses were in secret US custody, and the US would not allow German prosecutors access to their testimony.

The speed with which messengers were able to travel during the peak of the administration was not to be rivaled in Europe until the 19th century: it has been claimed that more than 170 miles (270 kilometres) could be covered in a day and a night.

Recently, it has been claimed that more oral health care is needed globally for the growing ageing populations [ 14].

It has been claimed that more educated people have longer time horizons than the poorly educated [ 35], which could explain why well-educated people behave differently as they are more concerned about (and possibly more aware of) the long-term consequences of day-to-day activities [ 36].

Last month it was claimed that more than 50 NHS institutions were handed £1.2bn in 2014-15 to cover wages, debts and the replacement of vital, but antiquated, medical equipment.

Due to the immense fragility of the ecosystem in which this artwork has been magically preserved, it is claimed that more people have walked on the moon than have breathed the air inside these caves since their discovery in 1994.

Given the relatively narrow range of individuals surveyed (institutional researchers and regulators), it could be claimed that more comprehensive assessment of the research ethics governance system in Ethiopia is needed before making further remarks.

Cameron was claiming that more children are poor because this measure judges relative poverty across the age and income groups.

Updated at 12.16pm GMT 11.45am GMT The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights is claiming that more than 100 people were shot, stabbed and possibly burned to death in Homs this week.

Five leading charities are claiming that more than a third of people with disabilities in England aren't getting enough support with their basic needs like washing, dressing or eating.

It has been claimed that a more realistic tax bill would be closer to £570m.