Sentence examples for easy claim from inspiring English sources

At first, the indignados laid easy claim to the public's attention.

This is an easy claim for a candidate to make on the campaign trail, far away from the turbulent forces that a president must navigate.

Others, like David O'Leary of Yonkers, have the full backing of his partner's family and thus fit Mr. Feinberg's definition of an easy claim to adjudicate.

It's an easy claim to make, much harder to believe - given the complete lack of engagement and the immense differences between the philosophers he names.

▶ A claim made on these pages today – by a British vuvuzela importer – that "musicians can get three notes out them" intrigued me, not least because it sounds a very easy claim to musicianship.

To put it mildly, this will not be an easy claim to explain on the doorstep given the high level of indifference towards the EU outside the factions and groupuscules of the Conservative party.

But 'In' campaigners say this would not be so easy, claiming technical rules for EU withdrawal mean, should Britain vote for "Brexit", the remaining 27 states would negotiate between themselves to determine the terms of the new relationship.

The first, and I suppose seemingly easiest claim and means to justify your place in the startup world, as someone who has no experience, is to call yourself a product person.

The payments have slowed, industry experts said, because insurance companies and their customers have taken care of the easiest claims, and now they are dealing with the most complicated ones, some of which may take years to resolve.

Without him, Les Bleus had been given an "injection of youth, which made everything easier," claimed Libération as a poll showed two-thirds of French fans thought he should start on the bench against Spain.

It is easy to claim belonging to one religion, it is much, much harder to claim independence and call God or Universe your own.