Sentence examples for difficult claims from inspiring English sources

That's probably because simple complaints are often handled by companies' own customer service processes, but consumers lack the knowledge or financing to pursue more difficult claims themselves.

This is a difficult claim to prove.

That's a difficult claim to sustain.

But Compton's ordeal illustrated how difficult claiming that power can be and how bitter the battles can become.

That argument, Mr. Hovenkamp said, will be an even more difficult claim to make in the case of a software application that is intended to play music and videos.

While that is a difficult claim to prove, Geox's rapid expansion has made it Italy's fastest-growing shoe company, vaulting it to the top ranks of the country's footwear makers.

The organisers are pitching Goya as the "father of the psychological portrait", a difficult claim to prove, especially in the light of his statement: "I have had three masters, Nature, Velázquez, and Rembrandt".

Mr. Policastro said the strain of the boy's death had eventually prompted Mr. Mabie to seek early retirement for medical disability, a difficult claim to prove, he said, that allowed Mr. Mabie to collect two-thirds of his final salary.

Before turning our attention to Heidegger's post-aesthetic thinking, the last thing we need to do is to clarify his more difficult claim that aesthetics not only follows from but also feeds back into subjectivism.

It's a difficult claim to prove, explained Palmer Keen, of the musical anthropology site Aural Archipelago.

That's a fairly difficult claim to maintain!