Sentence examples for dodgy claims from inspiring English sources

Household names But it's not just dodgy claims handlers that are cold calling.

Mr Martin did not force those implicated in the expenses debacle to submit dodgy claims.

Companies providing overseas travel cover have to deal with their fair share of dodgy claims, reports Neasa MacErlean.

But first a quick primer on the security-camera debate, which is rife with dodgy claims from both securocrats and libertarians.

The science of food is a haven for quacks and pseudoscience – presumably you encountered some fairly dodgy claims while making the show?

The motivations and credentials of the organisations it partners with, the mechanisms for identifying dodgy claims and the way in which false stories are flagged, all require scrutiny.

My character, King Henry, needs to secure the succession to his rather dodgy claim to the throne before he dies.

At a Spectator dinner, Boris reflected on MPs' crooked expenses, and singled out for special mention "wisteria clearing", the only dodgy claim Cameron made.

Trump's assertion in particular that he doesn't know his female accusers "and/or" never met them is a really dodgy claim that is already being picked apart.

I've seen an intoxicatingly low-key thriller called Smokescreen (made to support the Elvis musical Roustabout), which stars Peter Vaughan as an insurance investigator sniffing around a dodgy claim for a Hillman Imp that trundled off Beachy Head.

People's attraction to some of the dodgiest claims of the referendum was a signal of many things, but it was not an invitation to people in authority to abandon the principle of truthfulness in public life.