Sentence examples for complicated claim from inspiring English sources

She said: "No one is testing what it would be like for someone to have two children and all the other things that have to be in place for a complicated claim to be processed".

On the radio, you can occasionally hear the evidence of this in the variations in the volume of his voice as he knocks up against his microphone, and then jerks away, though when a caller is making a long, complicated claim, he sits still, with his lips pursed, like a woman checking her lipstick in the mirror.

The changes discouraged them from spending time gathering additional documents that could support complicated claims, according to written performance requirements for claims processors.

The FSCS message is "your savings are safe", and that when a credit union goes under, it pays the vast majority of claims well within its seven-day target and complicated claims within 20 days.

Researchers should be able to have a "great" idea and fully explore it in a "friction-free" environment, he explained, and students should emerge from Yale as "sophisticated, engaged citizens who are able to understand complicated claims" and assume leadership roles in their communities and organizations.

From West Virginia to Indiana to Mississippi to Iowa to Texas, the station managers and their lawyers have found themselves in the unlikely and unwanted role of acting as "judge and jury," as one put it, in sorting out highly charged and complicated claims from the political committees overseeing the Congressional elections this fall.

Training, teams to process complicated claims and digital technology will all help.

The nature of these wars with their IED's and multiple deployments means multiple injuries and complicated claims.

The NRCMS still faces lots of challenges, such as poor management of medical institutions in villages and townships, low standard for the medicine catalogues, lack of compensation for severe diseases, insufficient care for peasant workers, complicated claiming procedures and financing of the NCMS.

But it does complicate claims that this winter's extremes can be blamed on man-made climate change.

Antebellum and Confederate era monuments celebrate the oppressive legacy of white men and exclude the contributions of women and people of color to American society, complicating claims to equality in the present.