Sentence examples for exceptional claim from inspiring English sources

This was an exceptional claim considering the status Maradona enjoyed at the time.

That campaign, which aims at upscale readers of magazines like Forbes, Fortune, and Condé Nast Traveler, makes no mention of affordability, instead pitching "exceptional claim service".

That campaign, which aims at upscale readers of magazines like Forbes, Fortune, and Condé Nast Traveler, makes no mention of affordability, instead pitching "exceptional claim service". For the rich, Mr. Greenberg said, that means a mishap should not resemble downward mobility.

Persons with "exceptional" medical claims— claims that do not fall within the four described diagnostic categories may in some instances qualify for compensation, but the settlement caps the number of "exceptional" claims CCR must cover.

Persons with "exceptional" medical claims-claims that do not fall within the four described diagnostic categories-may in some instances qualify for compensation, but the settlement caps the number of "exceptional" claims CCR must cover.

Exceptional claims that over 120,000 developers are using its error-tracking platform, which isn't bad going for a company that hasn't taken any outside funding.

The high court has thrown out an "exceptional" libel claim brought by a Serbian tobacco magnate over allegations that he was a criminal mastermind linked to money laundering and murder.

The report by RCF, Exceptional Cymru?, claims there are currently 22 drugs which are not available to patients in Wales but that doctors in England can apply for on behalf of patients.

At Slashfilm, Germain Lusser said "The Hunger Games" was "exceptional" and claimed director Gary Ross "knocked this movie out of the park".

Reviewing Phantom Phorce for DiSCORDER magazine, Jordie Yow called it "good, but not exceptional" and claimed that the remixes simply made him want to listen to the original versions of the tracks while website Angry Ape was scathing, calling the album a "bland & uninspiring package to put you off remixes for life" and suggested that it was merely a "cash-in" by the band.

Kudla et al. (2009) are exceptional in claiming that translation efficiency is not limited by elongation rate or codon usage bias.