Sentence examples for being claimed about from inspiring English sources

She said she vomited when she first heard what was being claimed about her.

"The biggest problem with the system is that it is overly bureaucratic, which translates into a lot of gift aid not being claimed, about £742 million ($1.15 billion)," Mr. LaSpada said.

The topic situations include the actual world, and what is being claimed about them is that nobody caught anything.

Evidence should continually be gathered to support or refute what is being claimed about the meaning of a test score" (Cizek, 2007, p. 20).

Some other philosophers try to interpret religious language in a naturalistic, reductionist manner, reducing claims about God to being claims about ethics (see R. B. Braithwaite and Kant).

When people hear what has been claimed about what I am supposed to have done, they will find it both astonishing, totally far-fetched and hair-raising.

That is also what was claimed about putting a man on the moon within the decade, and to a lesser extent about the Interstate Highway System and the Tennessee Valley Authority.

This notation also has the advantage of emphasizing the conditional nature of what is claimed about O.

Drawing on local level research undertaken in Uganda since 2005, it shows that NTDs can potentially be controlled by MDA, but not all that has been claimed about successful treatment coverage is based on robust evidence.

This apparent difference may be related to differences in professional experience and affinity to health and production in the sector (despite what was claimed about the veterinarians' independence in the EFSA report, see [ 10]).

Statins inhibit hydroxymethyl glutaryl coenzyme A reductase, which means that they lower blood cholesterol concentrations and hence reduce the risk of ischaemic cardiac events. 1 2 Over the past decade, much has been claimed about the possible wide ranging effects of statins.