Sentence examples for claimed in which from inspiring English sources

Deaths may be claimed, in which case there is a recorded diagnosis for the cause of death or euthanasia, usually made by a veterinarian, but which might be 'dead-no diagnosis'.

Far from channelling money to companies, modern banks resemble "real-estate funds", the authors claim, in which long-term mortgage lending is funded by short-term borrowing from the public.The same authors also find that the growth of mortgage lending has led to property bubbles and financial instability.

The weighting for each treatment type was informed by Medicare data on the number and type of treatments claimed in 2010, which was obtained from the MBS online database, [ 28] and an analysis of a large colposcopy database [ 14, 16].

Malcolm claimed Northumbria, in which Durham was located, as part of his kingdom.

Hemisphere Dancer, which he recently "claimed," or bought out of a claiming race, in which all the horses are for sale, does not look like much.

Among the 30 dead horses, 7 had been claimed in the race in which they had broken down.

In most cases, lower-rung thoroughbreds compete in claiming events, in which any licensed owner can purchase them out of the race for a set price.

Across these extracts, people are reported as assuming the right medicalise the woman's body, claiming ways in which her body was faulty or broken ("too much hard growth"; "there is no solutions").

In general, he excludes knowledge claims in which there is no evident connection or exclusion between the ideas of which the claim is composed.

Meanwhile, Ford, which received three times as many overall claims as Toyota, reported 241 claims in which speed control was cited as an issue.

Then came a leading article, based on the Hilton claims, in which the Mail claimed Cameron had been guilty of cynicism in making his forecast of migration numbers.