Sentence examples for claims are appropriate from inspiring English sources

Many are questioning whether faith claims are appropriate in a modern, scientifically literate classroom (and, for that matter, society).

Scisocia's claims were appropriate on a day when only two dozen fans greeted the pitchers and catchers.

If the other party in the debate brings up George Muller, remind them that Muller claimed the Bible alone was his standard of judgment, and point out some of the more egregious examples of immoral behavior the Bible claims is appropriate, such as incest (Adam and Eve's children mate with one another under sin, after the fall of man).

The issue having been fully argued both here and in the District Court, consideration of the statutory claim is appropriate.

In general, an identity claim is appropriate when one of the parties to a conversation is (partially) ignorant about which object is picked out by a name like 'Lloyd'Lloyd

Among the details Sarver claimed were appropriated by Boal was the nickname for Renner's character, Blaster One, which was Sarver's call sign in Iraq.

It is claimed these generic measures are appropriate for both physical and mental health conditions; however some argue they are not suitable for people with severe mental health problems, particularly psychosis [ 5, 6].

An interaction term "system*hospital" was tested to determine whether including data from multiple claims systems was appropriate when comparing hospitals' rates of SSI indicators.

Of these, we found only three (2.7%) references for one product (ACCELERADE) to back up these claims, which were appropriate for critical appraisal, and 22 (42%) products that were endorsed by athletes.

If Mulgan were right about that, this would cast doubt on rule-consequentialism's claim to explain why certain demands are appropriate in the actual world.

The Comptroller disallowed the claim, ruling that "such rations & quarters are appropriate for the duty enjoined are to be regarded as available".