Sentence examples for dramatic claims from inspiring English sources

To its credit, Bangladesh's action plan (pdf) doesn't make dramatic claims about the present effects of climate change.

"Texans are used to living on dramatic claims and hype that mask the underlying reality," he said.

"I don't want to make dramatic claims but this is a significant step in the right direction, with lower taxes for companies and workers," Prime Minister Enrico Letta told reporters during a break a the cabinet meeting.

Some in the media have bought in to this narrative, leading to dramatic claims that tens of thousands of families have been "silently shipped out of London boroughs" in recent years as a consequence of welfare reform.

It is not the first time senior Tories have publicly criticised the culture of benefits, and the party has been accused of stirring public distrust by making dramatic claims about rich lifestyles and fraud.

In any case, his prize-winning entry in the contest, published in 1750 as his first philosophical work, "A Discourse on the Moral Effects of the Arts and Sciences," abounded in dramatic claims.

That was a dramatic claim.

The dramatic claim was hailed as one of the most important scientific discoveries of the century and promised a new era of physics.

Karadžić made the dramatic claim at the end of a five-year trial for genocide and crimes against humanity in The Hague, the biggest war crimes trial in Europe since the Nuremberg tribunal for Nazi atrocities.

That was the dramatic claim made by the multimillionaire publisher Felix Dennis in a newspaper interview published yesterday, a statement he has since retracted, describing it as "a load of hogwash".

In his statement to the NEC, Abbas made the dramatic claim that Rahman had been "brainwashed" by the Islamic Forum of Europe, a local Islamic community and social action organisation.