Sentence examples for claim reckoned from inspiring English sources

The policy will pay the hull claim, reckoned to be about $6.5m.

Having said that, and given a hefty dose of scepticism about most medicinal claims, I reckon I've nothing to lose.

It was little wonder that Verity claimed: "I reckon we can put out a team to beat any county side in England".

Airbus says that the new engines and lower capital cost of the old-new plane will make its operating costs "unbeatable"—a claim Boeing disputes.Airbus reckons that it could sell as many as 1,000 A330neos.

He appeared on a dais outside an acute medical unit at Southampton general hospital where he was meeting children with cancer to make a truly historic claim – by my reckoning the wildest of the campaign so far: "Under the Liberal Democrats, life will be fair".

The onus is clearly on the teams, competing in the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid, to put on a show as they try to claim a victor's prize reckoned to be worth $150 million.

This month a Republican pollster claimed that 69% of Americans reckoned that revenue expansion was the bill's main object.

ON APRIL 1st China's Communist Party, which usually claims to stride resolutely towards the future, is reckoned to have had a notable moment of irresolution.

Although at least three other towns in the country claim Memorial Day as their own, Boalsburg has always reckoned that it was first.

Mr Walsh reckons that claim had more to do with his fellow Irish boss than the British market.

Surprisingly, 58m people outside the country claim British ancestry and that, reckons the IPPR, makes the British diaspora the third biggest in the world, behind only India's and China's.Most of the escapees are not sun-seeking wrinklies; two-thirds of those that go are workers.