Sentence examples for claimed there will be from inspiring English sources

A year later, Wauchope grandly claimed, "There will be no port of any consequence into which a ship can enter, where an accurate rate for the time-pieces on board may not be found".

A year later, Wauchope grandly claimed, "There will be no port of any consequence into which a ship can enter, where an accurate rate for the time-pieces on board may not be found". He drummed up support from London's ship captains, and shortly afterward, the Royal Observatory, in Greenwich, erected its own time ball.

And, if the market is going to grow as rapidly as is claimed, there will be room for everyone.

Organizers of the event have claimed there will be at least 10,000 people participating in this march, but turnout could be significantly lower, or perhaps higher.

Despite claiming there will be no turning back on universal credit, this week it was revealed that the government is supporting a scheme which does just that.

The Conservative MP Graham Stuart, chair of the education select committee in the last parliament and now vice-chair of the F40 group, admits there will be "political pain" and that implementing such a change over the life of this parliament may be too ambitious, but he claims there will be real anger if the government does not act decisively.

"They're publically claiming there will be no net increase in emissions," he says.

Developers claim there will be no cake.

John Hutton claims there will be no nuclear monopoly.

The government claims there will be 600 million Indians using the internet by 2016.

Many politicians and voters share Exxon's viewpoint, they too claim there will be enormous human suffering if we reduce our carbon emissions.