Sentence examples for claims read from inspiring English sources

Dr. Scoggin said exaggerated investment claims, wild speculative swings, predatory investors' taking advantage of the little guy's work, fights over claims (read "patent disputes"), constant tests of endurance and adaptability, and a custom of casual dress that makes it difficult to read status at a glance were features of both booms.

"Due to the dangerous and hazardous conditions created by high-speed police pursuits in populated areas, it was careless, negligent and unnecessary for the involved law enforcement officers to engage in high-speed pursuit initiated by a minor vehicle infraction," the claims read.

"We have been contacted by the intellectual property right holder and we will be removing your product from Zazzle's Marketplace due to infringement claims," Read was informed.

For example, a 1991 WWF study of "sustainability" claims applied to wood products by over 600 companies operating in the United Kingdom revealed that only three were able and willing to substantiate their environmental marketing claims (Read, 1991).

"The ABC's initial reports on the video said that the vision appeared to support the asylum seekers' claims," reads the statement.

Dr. Carson claims reading changed his life.

To check veracity of Ms Mensch's ridiculous claim, read The Insider: Private Diaries of a Scandalous Decade.

Dr. Baur came across the longest-island claim, read the fine print in the New York and Rhode Island Boundary Case and concluded that the longest-island claim was a little short on truth.

Ranging from 64GB up to 256GB, the V+ drives have claimed read and writes speeds of 220MB/s and 180MB/s, respectively.

A blog post by a private school headteacher claiming reading fantasy such as Harry Potter and The Hunger Games can damage children's brains has set the internet ablaze.

Only when a claim is properly understood can a determination be made whether the claim "reads on" an accused device or method, or whether the prior art anticipates and/or renders obvious the claimed invention.