Sentence examples for common claims from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Smith debunks some common claims about what attracts bears.

(The indispensable blog Russia Without BS has a good critical rundown of the most common claims).

Both methods furnish the ideal platform for common claims forms and electronic billing.

Scottish Provident, for example, reports that they are the fifth most common claims after heart attack, cancer, stroke and multiple sclerosis.

The upshot is that – despite common claims to contrary – the embodied emissions of a car typically rival the exhaust pipe emissions over its entire lifetime.

But the lawsuit also includes less common claims of racism and a gambling habit, including bets against clients of Mr. Forstmann's own IMG sports agency.

Politicians play this card depressingly often, but it's a common claim.

It is a common claim, and it is where many observers get it wrong.

The other common claim is of actual or potential reduction of property values.

Let's start with the common claim that stimulus programs never go away.

The CBO does not give credence to Republicans' common claim that Obamacare is already reducing employment.