Sentence examples for claimed across from inspiring English sources

After his perfect score with his people was announced -- a record even by the ludicrous landslides often claimed across the Arab world, the Iraqi leader was sworn in for a fresh seven-year term, seemingly convinced that he had delivered a decisive message to Mr. Bush.

The study population was stratified by sex (male, female) and age groups (65 69, 70 74, 75 79 and 80+ years) to assess variation in test strips claimed across these groups based on treatment.

Stanley's injury-plagued side claimed a 1-1 dracrossoss the Pennines at Bradford.

Statistics also revealed that the proportion of EU nationals on unemployment benefits in Britain is equal to that of Brits claiming across Europe.

And the Scottish Nationalists now have more than 100,000 members following the independence referendum – for comparison, that is more than half the number that Labour claims across the whole of the UK.

Heuristic psychoneural type-identity claims across species are key components of these standard neuroscientific procedures.

I read Ellen Pao's book, Reset: My Fight for Inclusion and Lasting Change, right before sexual harassment claims across industries started to sprout so often it has dominated the news circuit since.

It nullified China's doctrine of "historic rights," which has served as the foundation of Beijing's expansive nine-dash line claims across much of the South China Sea basin.

As Professor Alexander Proelß, a leading European maritime law scholar, recently told me: "I do not believe that China will manage to provide the necessary evidence concerning all territorial features and marine areas" it is seemingly claiming across the South China Sea.

This suggests that variations in rates of claiming across general practices are caused by population differences rather than differences in general practitioners' behaviour regarding sickness certification.

NBC also claimed an across-the-board ratings win for "NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt" for the 20th consecutive year.