Sentence examples for claimed plenty of from inspiring English sources

The latter sport claimed plenty of victims in the first year of the credit crunch.

The ballooning backdating scandal has claimed plenty of scalps.

The laws against prostitution, which claim plenty of victims, were central to Spitzer's downfall, and Spitzer wasn't shy about exploiting those laws to advance his career.

The startup's founders, Yariv Bash and Sandy Hefftz, also claim plenty of hardware/software experience, with a background in "space" engineering, apparently.

Under the new rules, the farmer can make the hog farm a subsidiary of the elevator operation and claim plenty of losses; but if the hog farm goes pork-belly-up, its creditors can't get at the assets of the elevator.

As with many of the Hermit Kingdom's claims, plenty of people came forward to say that this boast was overblown.

The Postcard mantle is claimed by plenty of bands (some solely on the basis that they're Scottish) but was apparent in the stripped-back sound of the Pastels or Shop Assistants, while today the likes of Camera Obscura clearly carry Postcard's stamp.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] euroSIR – You dismissed the claim that the euro's long-term survival requires a political union ("Euro follies", September 25th) by claiming that "plenty of previous examples of a shared currency…managed without a shared government".

This is mainly wishful thinking; little evidence that would be accepted by a disinterested observer has been presented to support this claim, and plenty of evidence supports the opposite claim.

Delegates claimed there is plenty of room to grow in an industry that is only at the beginning of a massive boom.

Mr. McConell, on the mossy side, claimed there was "plenty of openness to new ideas" among Republicans; but observed that in order to implement policy, one must win elections; and that therefore Republicans must, first, build "momentum".