Sentence examples for claimed meaning from inspiring English sources

The chip doesn't erase its contents when it opens up a new application, he claimed, meaning that it can leak into the other.

Bottles of high-pressured air came loose in the collision, he claimed, meaning the British submarine had to return slowly to Faslane to prevent them from exploding.

A US judge ruled that the size of the spill was less than the US government had claimed, meaning BP faced a maximum penalty of $13.7bn rather than $17.6bn as previously suggested.

By now, most of the world's permanent islands are firmly claimed, meaning that the bulk of new ones, forming in geological hotspots, wind up within accepted territorial marine borders.

Last year Uber also lost its first appeal against an employment tribunal that judged a group of Uber drivers to be workers, not self-employed contractors as it had claimed — meaning they are entitled to workers rights such as holiday and sick pay.

"I have about 90% accuracy," Hope claims, meaning that 90% of the sites she recommends produce water.

"I'm happier eating at Di Fara," he claims, meaning the slice parlor in an Orthodox Jewish section of Midwood, Brooklyn, that has been occasionally hounded by the city's Health Department.

Uber has suffered another setback to its operational model in Europe after a Swiss insurance agency ruled that Uber drivers are employees, not freelance contractors as the company claims — meaning it must pay social security contributions.

It also has a ceiling effect, the petitioners claim, meaning that larger doses don't make it more effective or guarantee it will work.

The NAO found the IT system could not identify potentially fraudulent claims, meaning manual checks were needed.

Three weeks after the trial ended, the Serbian Consul General confirmed the man's claim, meaning the case must now go to the North Rhine-Westphalia state court to determine the reliability of the evidence.