Sentence examples for fairly claim from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, both sides can fairly claim credit for the final result.

But the Paris Opera Ballet can fairly claim part of his memory.

Terrorists gain greatest popular support when they can fairly claim to have no other voice.

He has far less wiggle room than witnesses who can fairly claim not to remember".

Now in his mid-60s, Mr Neumeier can fairly claim to have brought the company an international following.

A publisher can fairly claim a share in them if they arise from the fact of book publication.

But the Institute of Economic Affairs IEAA), which fairly claims to be the oldest free-market think tank in Britain, was founded in 1955, 20 years before Sir Keith Joseph and Margaret Thatcher set up the Centre for Policies Studies (CPS) round the corner.

The programme notes of a later British tour fairly claims that this record established Frankie as "the first of the white soul singers", and that he "effectively set the pattern which was to lead from Johnnie Ray to Elvis Presley".

It is a fairly stunning claim, the sort of claim that you might expect to hear from someone who knows how to sell a product.

"LeBron is the most talented and highest-performing basketball player on the planet, and he's had a fairly legitimate claim to this title for nearly a decade," he e-mailed me recently, as if defending a dissertation.

Mr Lowy can fairly lay claim to being the industry's only global predator.