Sentence examples for creation claimed from inspiring English sources
The shrewd marketer's less-is-more advertising campaigns for the creation claimed that a two-piece bathing suit wasn't a bona fide bikini "unless it could be pulled through a wedding ring".
The practice of preserving fruit with sugar or honey is age-old, though one story of the toffee apple's creation claims it was born by accident.
Ivan Seidenberg, the chief executive of Verizon, a telecoms giant, used a recent speech in Washington, DC, to accuse the president of creating an "increasingly hostile environment for investment and job creation", claiming that the administration's regulatory expansion into "every sector of economic life" is making it "harder to raise capital and create new businesses".
Thus we should always be very leery indeed about any job creation claims other than the ones which promise to get government out of the way of the entrepreneurs.
But denying it outright would have given Republicans an election year attack line, saying Obama had cost the nation much-needed jobs (although independent studies have shown that TransCanada's job creation claims for the pipeline are greatly exaggerated).
She is one of Carroll's most baffling creations, claiming to have a strange form of foresight.
But the job creation claim deserves scrutiny, said Sylvia Garcia, NALEO's president.
AT&T also takes issue with the fact that the FCC has totally shot down its job creation claims.
Neumark also notes that AT&T's logic behind the job creation claims is based on one figure: $8 billion in increased capital expenditures.
Republicans have already attacked McAuliffe for his role in GreenTech Automotive, a struggling electric car company that has failed to meet his job creation claims.
Trying to take credit for jobs created by entrepreneurs he advised or through deals he was tangentially involved in doesn't "pass the laugh test," says Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler, who awards Romney three Pinocchios for his job creation claims.
