Sentence examples for claiming exists from inspiring English sources

GAIL AMARA Portland, Ore., Oct. 17, 2012 While mail-in ballots may work in Oregon in their infancy, I think widespread use across the nation would be too open to all the fraud that conservatives are currently (erroneously) claiming exists at polling places.

The reaction of Janay Palmer Ricee) the day after sends a chilling signal to women who make excuses for their abusers instead of fleeing the scene, walking away from the relationship that's built on extremes of emotion that has no relationship to love she is claiming exists.

In his interview with the president last night, Charlie Rose asked Obama about the oversight he claims exists: "Should this be transparent in some way?" Obama's answer: "It is transparent.

A sentence was also amended which paraphrased the interview, suggesting Assange said "there was no need for Wikileaks to undertake a whistleblowing role in Russia because of the open and competitive debate he claimed exists there".

Isis has made efforts to project its so-called caliphate as blind to colour, ethnicity and nationality – in deliberate opposition to the discrimination it claims exists in the west.

Reality, it was claimed, exists independently of subjectivity (whether this is intended empirically or transcendentally).

The union is currently involved in redressing the low-pay rates that it claims exist across the board.

CORRECTION: Scientists have studied the supposed "flaws" that anti-evolution groups claim exist in evolutionary theory and have found no support for these claims.

Lévy, in a gripping synthesis of philosophy and reportage, follows the trail of the kidnappers to the highest reaches of Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda and Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence andncy, and to the links he claims exist between them.

The raters, who were supposedly naive about graphology, even "discovered" in the data set the same associations that graphologists claim exist, such as ascending handwriting being linked to an optimistic personality (there is no scientific basis for this).

In their arguments, I couldn't help but recognize echoes of recent rhetoric from the Occupy movement about the 1% and the 99%, and from US Presidential candidate Mitt Romney about the 47% he claimed existed on welfare.