Sentence examples for could claim the same from inspiring English sources

If only Pakistan and the Aussies could claim the same".

However, they said, the recent Republican gains have perhaps set the backdrop for the emergence of an angry liberal who could claim the same outsider status that worked so well for Mr. Limbaugh in the early 1990's.

That would mark the beginning of the end of the EU since other countries could claim the same treatment, and nobody wants that: not the countries of eastern Europe, which fear the disappearance of the common EU budget, or the countries of the west, which have no desire to give a competitive advantage to a country that has one foot inside the EU and one foot out.

Meanwhile, barely half of working families with annual incomes below $25,000 could claim the same.

The owner of the trailer lot where Tommy lives replied to news of the writ by saying, "People ought to use common sense," implying that no rational person would believe that animals could claim the same kinds of rights as humans.

The rule is being issued as Attorney General Eric Holder announces the results of a review of U.S. laws in the wake of the landmark 2013 Supreme Court Windsor decision that held that the survivor of a same-sex couple could claim the federal estate tax exemption for surviving spouses.

ʿAbd Allāh could not claim the same religious inspiration as had al-Mahdī, but, by announcing that he received divine instruction through al-Mahdī, he tried to assume as much of the aura as was possible.

The process by which we choose the candidates for our annual Greats issue always descends into a series of philosophical arguments: Yes, so-and-so is a great artist, but can we really say that she changed the course of contemporary art, and if we can say that, then why her and not so-and-so, who could easily claim the same?

That last bit makes absolutely no sense, of course, as every device that carries a charge could probably claim the same (at least before its battery cycles too much and no longer holds a charge).

Boys could not uniformly claim the same laundry habits, and also noted that one popular male approach was to wear pajama pants over boxer shorts but under khaki pants, to provide an extra layer of warmth.

If Porter were found guilty, he could try to claim the same right.