Sentence examples for claims correct from inspiring English sources

The fundamental question is, Are these claims correct?" To listen to Straus talk, it might sound as if nobody had ever studied herbal remedies before, but that is hardly the case.

On sex, love and relationships, though, her research - however idiosyncratically obtained and organised into her Reports - did, as she claims, correct certain Freudian and subsequently G-spot-related misapprehensions about the female orgasm, enlighten a couple of generations of men and women and is likely, with its confessional-findings, hints and diagrams, to be instructive to quite a few more.

In any case, let's examine more closely Obama's two key assertions during 60 Minutes — that only 10percentt of the current deficit comes from his policies and that the federal government has grown under his watch at a "a slower pace than at any time since Dwight Eisenhower". Are those claims correct?

Reality Check: Are Suu Kyi's Rohingya claims correct?

Rohingya crisis: Are Suu Kyi's Rohingya claims correct?

Indeed, as discussed in greater detail below, that is precisely what the Xcelera defendants did they submitted an event study which they claimed corrected Dr. Hakala's supposed errors and found an inefficient market with no statistically significant curative disclosures in that case.

These glasses selectively filter light in a way that the company claims corrects for this.

This book attempts to answer the critics of the Fair Tax proposal and claims to correct some of its myths and misrepresentations.

Mr. Blume appears to have gotten the first half of his claim correct: oil prices peaked in July and have declined steadily since then.

In revolutionary Iran, women have few rights and the religion is manipulated by those claiming correct religious practice.

I glance back apologetically: I am not ogling her, but using a new type of spectacles that claim to correct my colour blindness.