Sentence examples for extra claiming from inspiring English sources

On 3 January 2007, it was announced that NBN would axe Today Extra, claiming it was no longer economically viable, with a drop in ratings and a shrinking advertising base.

The Hidden Extra claims to be the UK Film Extra's guide to getting into the Industry and here you will find a contact list for the top 10 casting agencies.

The remake of 70s sci-fi classic Westworld – which was criticized after extras claimed they were asked to sign a consent form that said they agreed to participate in "graphic sexual situations" – will air this fall, HBO has revealed.

But A.F.L. teams operate with far slimmer profit margins, so a few extra claims can make a season unprofitable.

The judge ruled that Toyota was making extra claims to vary wages and employment conditions and that this was in breach of the Fair Work Act.

He said that Toyota management could still seek to remove the clause prohibiting extra claims during the life of the agreement.

The extra teaspoon, Ludwig says, "undermines any theoretical and unproven benefits of these 'ancient grains.'" But Cunningham pointed out that "there isn't some sort of extra claim on the front that says this is healthier than any other cereal in the world," nor has General Mills said as much to the press.

Squash says squatters in residential buildings are saving the government some £36m to 90m a year in housing benefit as they cannot claim while occupying a property, but that the MoJ has failed to factor these extra claims into their cost forecasts for the new law, which it estimates will be between £1m and 9m a year.

There is the great-grandfather of Cicero's nemesis, Catiline, who "was a hero of the war against Hannibal, with the extra claim to fame of being the first man known to have entered combat with a prosthetic hand – probably just a metal hook that replaced his right hand, lost in an earlier battle".

But this existence claim is an extra claim and cannot be gained through an analytic formula.

Russell claimed that a sentence of the form 'The F is G' says; 'There is one and only one F and it is G.' The difference from 'An F is G' is that the latter merely claims that there is a (G) F, whereas the use of the definite article imports the extra claim of uniqueness.