Sentence examples for claimed change from inspiring English sources

The first UKIP MP elected to Westminster claimed change was coming as he arrived at the House Of Commons to take up his seat.

The claimed changes were higher (more frequent and more substantial) in urban (91.8%) than in rural sites (3.8%, p<0.001), higher than changes made by their counterparts in Thailand (7 ), and confirmed by reports after the 2004 outbreaks (8, 9 ).

This quote from a hundred years ago shows that claiming change is afoot – bringing obsolescence and wholesale disruption in the law market – is a century-old phenomenon.

To those who claim change is impossible, I respond with one word, the most powerful word in the English language.

Additionally, Chris Brown has a child that he claims changed him.

He claimed: "A change of leader… would be a necessary signal that would help damage limitation".

"The so-called New Right never claimed to change the world," Alain de Benoist wrote to me.

Obama claimed climate change as one of his core issues in his inauguration address.

Zeno of Elea, a follower of Parmenides, claimed that change is actually impossible and produced four paradoxes to show this.

But protestors and green campaigners claimed the change of heart by Cuadrilla over its site permits was a victory.

Eurostar has claimed the change is needed to accommodate other passengers who are travelling with more luggage.