Sentence examples for claim some form from inspiring English sources

He tried to claim some form of government help and was made to jump through hoops, only to be told that he wasn't entitled to anything.

"Sometimes they claim some form of fair use and other times, some kind of free speech issue.

Today, say Shaefer and Edin, "it is unclear how households with no cash income -- either from work, government programs, assets, friends, family members, or informal sources -- are getting by even if they do manage to claim some form of in-kind [i.e., non-cash] benefit".

American polls show that over 90 percent of Americans claim some form of Judeo-Christian faith.

And, of course, there's welfare: more than one in six of all people living in the north-east claim some form of out-of-work benefit.

For every 1000 families successfully claiming some form of child tax credit, 220 eligible families miss out.

Despite one of the most sustained periods of economic growth in our history we went into the recession with nearly five million people claiming some form of out-of-work benefit.

The aristocracy, in particular, claimed some divine form of ancestry.

Dr. Ambrogio, an Italian-American oral surgeon who practices in the Hartford area, where he was reared from childhood, said he was not surprised that one in five Connecticut residents who completed census forms claim some Italian heritage.

Barr et al. (2006) claimed that "some form of convenience sampling is typically adopted in practice".

In July, Emma Thompson claimed that "some forms of sexism and unpleasantness to women have become more entrenched and indeed more prevalent".