Sentence examples for claims of how from inspiring English sources

Everyone is blinded by the ludicrous claims of how much money will be brought into the community.

Because of the restrictions on reporting from Syria, it is impossible to confirm any of the wilder opposition claims of how much influence they have.

The 45-page indictment details prosecutors' claims of how the meticulous Duch ran Tuol Sleng, monitored interrogations and sometimes took part in the torture himself, although even he conceded some misgivings about the veracity of the "confessions".

Future work is also needed to address claims of how ensemble and summary displays are used beyond geospatial weather forecasting.

(We've heard claims of how UK spy agencies tap transatlantic cables before, of course).

Pretty much all cellular providers exaggerate claims of how well their antennas blanket given markets, and they have abundant incentive to mislead.

The Trump International Hotel & Tower, which opened today in Vancouver, has already caused quite an uproar over its namesake, but it appears the most heinous insult has arrived in the claim of how high the tower actually is.

The bipartisan compromise added a provision giving parents who missed the statute of limitations a year's grace period under which to file claims, regardless of how old the child is.

Referring to the 2000 BBC Two documentary When Louis Met... Jimmy, Moore noted Savile's response to claims of paedophilia: "How does anyone know whether I am or not?" He concluded that this specific question (and also concerning "future Saviles") is "not [made] easier to answer" by the "uninformative and self-righteous" report.

While former governmental officials no longer wield power, they nevertheless can credibly claim knowledge of how government works and often maintain relationships with former colleagues who remain in power.

The information also sets out the consequences of certain types of claims – how much a fire claim would cost, for example.