Sentence examples for claimed to be performing from inspiring English sources

Even bureaus seemingly remote from the war effort, such as the Department of the Interior, claimed to be performing "essential war work" and therefore were entitled to bigger budgets and more personnel.

Be that as it may, it is the only mistake one can lay at Hamilton's door in a season in which he has been driving impeccably - of his rivals, only Alonso can claim to be performing at a consistently higher level.

Its much-touted new blood testing system claimed to be able to perform tests on a "pinprick" of blood rather than a much larger amount drawn by syringe, which is the current best available method.

Mr. Cook claimed to be generating those profits by performing a so-called carry trade that allowed him to game the differences on currency yields in various countries.

The first nightmare assures that development and testing is performed in what is claimed to be the "safest" way possible -- it's all about protecting patient health!

However, he also claimed to be a medical student who performed as a drummer in a band.

Its technology claims to be able to perform blood tests but with a pinprick of blood, rather than a traditional blood draw.

The police on Thursday escorted from Moroccan waters a small yacht carrying women's rights activists claiming to be able to perform abortions on board, after anti-abortion protesters jeered them on land.

If we have to externalize the process by use of signs when the numbers exceed our cognitive capacities, then how can we claim to be able to perform such calculations a priori?

In this respect Face.com claims to be able to perform facial recognition on all one billion photos currently uploaded into Facebook every single month using only a few machines.

He offers two examples of people who claim to be able to perform a difficult feat but not an easy, related task: a person who claims to be able to lift a heavy weight but not a feather and one who claims to be able to see the tip of an autumn hair but not a cartload of firewood.