Sentence examples for extensive claims from inspiring English sources

The issue is so new that there is not an extensive claims history for evaluating the risks.

Only Mr. Cheney, the man who made the most extensive claims about Iraq's readiness to strike out, has failed to back down publicly.

But are aromatherapy's extensive claims of benefits -- for everything from impotence, insomnia and infections to liver and heart disease and even cancer -- anything more than anecdotal hearsay?

Clear and simple packaging can signal sustainability more easily than extensive claims, again whether those implications actually reflect the product or not.

In his first three appearances before the grand jury, Mr. Lindsey also made extensive claims of executive privilege, the doctrine that Presidential assistants cannot be made to testify about their confidential advice and deliberations.

China's extensive claims, all the way down to James Shoal just off the Borneo coast, are an attempt to roll out its sovereignty over almost the entire sea — and its resources.

"But 10 years from now, China will be able to establish air superiority over all of China's territory, and also over the periphery of China, in places like Vietnam and the South China Sea". China has made extensive territorial claims in the South China Sea, particularly in the Spratly Islands, many of which are claimed by other countries in the region, including Vietnam and Taiwan.

He established extensive land claims but could rarely make good on them.

Russia is central to what happens in the Arctic, because of its extensive territorial claims in the region.

State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said on Thursday that the regulations appeared to apply to extensive maritime claims for which China had not offered any explanation or basis under international law.

Many Asian countries remain wary of China's territorial ambitions and had welcomed the "pivot" as protection against extensive Chinese claims in the South China and East China Seas.