Sentence examples for claim becoming from inspiring English sources

But most people in the industry acknowledge that the chances of any particular claim becoming a mine are remote.

I take it that the "certain condition" Searle refers to in the passage quoted can be specified without his claim becoming trivial.

Bahá'u'lláh accepted the Báb's claims, becoming a Bábí and helping to spread the new movement, especially in his native province of Núr, where he became recognized as one of its most influential believers.

Keeping track of the tangled web of claims and counter claims is becoming a complex task in itself.

Aston Villa caretaker-manager Kevin MacDonald staked another claim for becoming boss on a permanent basis as his young side soaked up the pressure on an intimidating European night.

Khan's experience highlights the difficulties the legal system faces when dealing with defendants who do not have a lawyer to argue their case in a criminal court – a predicament that campaigners claim is becoming more common due to cuts in legal aid entitlement.

Interventional radiology inclined to claim for becoming "a primary specialty with uniquely trained clinicians" [20] or "an almost autonomous clinical specialty" [21].

But that claim is becoming less and less plausible.

After a long decade in power, that claim is becoming far more tenuous.

Walker's moves on right-to-work and other issues have bolstered his claim on becoming the main conservative alternative to former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush in the GOP presidential race.

Such claims are becoming more popular in a world of ad clutter in which marketers strive to stand out.