Sentence examples for claims built from inspiring English sources

The spike in the week ended Jan . 8may have reflected a backlog of claims built up over the holiday season.

The report finds that BAE Systems was in breach of its contractual obligations and – rather than help the inquiry, as it claims – built "a wall of denial and obfuscation".

"Thank You for Saying Thank You" lampoons critics of difficult poetry, beginning, "This is a totally / accessible poem," satirizing the claims built into certain kinds of lyric poetry and describing itself into existence: "It fully expresses / the feelings of the / author: my feelings, / the person speaking / to you now".

Reassessment of the existing 1.7 million DLA claimants began in October, but was effectively paused after a backlog of some 780,000 claims built up.

Genmar insures the boat, the boater and the dealer against property and liability claims; built from polyethylene, the craft are virtually indestructible (a promotional video shows a hull suffering a sledgehammer blow with nary a scratch).

Part of the money will help Empire to cover claims, build new offices and grow.

Indeed, much of the support structure might already be, as they claim, built into the existing infrastructure in Iraq.

He also said that the efforts have had "absolutely no effect on the outcome of the election" ― a claim built on his own analysis rather than the findings in the intelligence report.

They did not, as has often been claimed, build the old stone tower at Newport, R. I

Do we have to stake our claim, build our house and lock the door?

This social framing enabled students to generate strikingly insightful observations about where these scholars concurred, challenged one another's claims, and built on one another's arguments.