Sentence examples for endless claims from inspiring English sources

These two guidelines would help insulate international political debate from the endless claims and counterclaims of nationalist rhetoric.

We have heard endless claims that the UK, armed with a bigger economy and greater negotiating clout, can secure a better deal than Switzerland, Norway or Canada.

In the ongoing confusion, with endless claims and counter-claims, Mr Oakes added that little is guaranteed except that the trial will take several months and that an awful lot of lawyers will make plenty of money.

There are also endless claims about treatment of residents by Circle and its contractors: "Waited three years for repair of stairs"; "staff ignore telephone conversations"; "no response to complaints".

Blatter has been at Fifa for 40 years, since his now disgraced predecessor João Havelange personally plucked him from watchmaker Longines to lead the commercialisation of the World Cup that has seen revenues rise in direct correlation with endless claims of bribery and kickbacks.

Peter Golds, the leader of Tower Hamlets council's Conservative group, who came third in yesterday's election, has long believed that the police have for years lacked the courage to properly investigate the endless claims of electoral malpractice made by and against various political parties in Tower Hamlets, Labour included.

The tax increase would affect only a tiny fraction of small businesses with employees, despite the endless Republican claims that it would stifle job creation.

But the US and Europe are resisting strongly the idea that they should compensate for losses, fearing that it would lead to potentially endless financial claims.

Money and status have all too often been the dominant yardsticks during a musical decade characterised by the kind of nonsensical self-promotion more in keeping with Apprentice contestants - endless, specious claims to be "the biggest" or "the best" from yet another Argos U2 or Primark Oasis.

"With a detachable arm, the possibilities are endless," Le claims.

"I saw endless papers claiming the system was 'unsustainable in the current economic climate' but no evidence to back it up," she tweeted.