Sentence examples for editorial claim from inspiring English sources

What does the editorial claim was the "overarching emotion" on election day? d.

Slightly more tedious stuff Some of the more outraged attacks on the editorial claim it described some history and philosophy of science in a way which doesn't fit with the consensus academic view in those fields.

Some critics of the new policy, like Marc Thiessen in a Washington Post editorial, claim that Cuba's dissident community opposes President Obama's decision to normalize relations.

Third, the editorial claims that the wireless market isn't competitive.

But when your editorial claims that "there is almost no voting fraud in America," that's begging the question.

An Aug. 17 editorial claims that Switzerland is fighting against handing over bank information about Americans who have cheated on their taxes.

Update: A commenter reminds me that IBD, to attack health reform, published an editorial claiming that Stephen Hawking would never have survived under Britain's National Health Service.

Earlier this week, state-run Chinese newspaper The Global Times ran an editorial claiming the country was "not afraid to fight a war" with the US, NBC reported.

Later, Lineker hit back at a Sun editorial claiming his criticism of Whittingdale showed he was becoming a "sniping left-wing bore".

USA Today was more circumspect on torture, its editorial claiming "the degree to which the CIA program gained useful information from terrorists is destined to be debated for some time".

The editorial claims that flight MH17 could have been shot down either by a Buk system or by Sukhoi fighter jets, which it claims had flown alongside the passenger plane.