Sentence examples for common to claim from inspiring English sources

It is common to claim that learning depends on practice.

It is true, as Duchardt said, that it is common to claim "ineffective assistance of counsel" in challenges against sentence.

It is common to claim that it is not and therefore consign it to insignificance in turn, following Putnam (1981a, 1981b).

Do persons with different disabling traits have enough in common to claim that there is a "disability perspective" to bring to bear on policy and research?

It is therefore common to claim that general relativity, in predicting that spacetime is singular, is predicting its own demise, and that classical descriptions of space and time break down at black hole singularities and at the Big Bang.

Indeed, it is now common to claim that PAs need to be in systematically chosen places [37].

Mr. Selsky may have also been the victim of another problem common to claims processing: the chaotic handling of records.

Limitations of this study include those common to claims analysis.

Sufferers are also more likely to commit crime; mental illness has become the most common reason to claim disability benefits.

Indeed, the most common age to claim Social Security's earned benefits is age 62.

There's a good reason that the most common age to claim Social Security's earned benefits is age 62.