Sentence examples for enormous claim from inspiring English sources

From the moment they were sued last year for $1 billion by the trustee for the victims of Bernard L. Madoff's fraud, the owners of the Mets have fought every aspect of the enormous claim.

What could be more simple and declaratory, a statement of such high plangency and enormous claim that the reader assumes it must be not just an impression, or even a powerful opinion, but a "fact"?

The fact that it won over Charlie Kaufman's conceptually stunning stop-motion film Anomalisa is no surprise and though in terms of strict merit Anomalisa should really have won – and in fact should have been nominated for best picture and best work of art and indeed best sex scene – Inside Out has developed an enormous claim on everyone's loyalty and love.

He left the stage; when he returned, he told the audience, "The destruction of music because of YouTube is enormous," claiming that he had been refused recording contracts because his music was already online.

The claims will be by far the biggest since Lloyd's almost collapsed after a series of enormous claims in the early 1990's, leading to a reorganization of its finances.

Facing enormous claims, the insurers had cut back their coverage to $50 million an airliner -- from $1.5 billion -- for damage to people and buildings on the ground immediately after the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington on Sept. 11.

Companies will be entitled to bring enormous claims for lost profits which poorer countries usually cannot responsibly hold-out against for fear that losing will bring political and economic instability.

This is a lesson I learned the hard way back in 2005 when I was hit with an enormous libel claim (and the possibility of imprisonment for contempt of court) when the publication I edited linked to a libellous story (published in France) about a certain English Premiership football player.

Many experts who have looked at the financial strength of BP said its ability to handle enormous liability claims should not be underestimated.

The potential for other schools to get involved is therefore enormous and claims students feel a sense of ownership from secretly planting something in public spaces.

A member of Mr. Sadr's political party in Basra, Sheik Abdul Sattar al-Bahadli, complained bitterly about the enormous operation, claiming that it was aimed at innocent people in Basra.