Sentence examples for claim contributed from inspiring English sources

This, they claim, contributed to the embarrassment of Reliance Power's initial public offering, the biggest in Indian history: the share price fell by 17% on the first day of trading.

Weaker-than-expected reports on durable goods orders and jobless claims contributed to the decline.

State Farm said a large number of small claims contributed to the loss.

The controversy over her claims contributed to her decision to tell Gordon Brown that she wanted to leave the cabinet ahead of the reshuffle earlier this year.

Muthana says her family in Alabama were deeply conservative and placed restrictions on her movements and interactions, factors she claims contributed to her radicalisation.

After Katrina, the reductions in coverage and the insurers' reluctance to pay claims contributed to thousands of lawsuits and out-of-court disputes and made it difficult for many to rebuild.

Cian O'Neill, the Kildare manager, hit out at Dublin for a "cynical" hit on Kevin Feely, his key midfielder, that he claimed contributed to the All-Ireland champions wrestling control of Saturday's game.

These claims contributed to both Scientology's and Hubbard's financial well-being, but provided little to no benefit for followers and may have harmed some patients.

Bret Michaels and the Tony Awards have settled a dispute over injuries he suffered during the show's 2009 broadcast — including a blow to the head he claimed contributed to a life-threatening brain hemorrhage he suffered 10 months later.

More fully titled A Moral Reckoning: The Role of the Catholic Church in the Holocaust and Its Unfulfilled Duty of Repair, the book offers a review of scholarship in English addressing what Goldhagen argues is antisemitism throughout the history of the Church, which the book claims contributed substantially to the persecution of the Jews during World War II.

Medical services claims contributed to the majority of problems identified (77%), followed by therapeutic indications from electronic prescriptions (14%), and single-indication drugs (9%).