Sentence examples for firmer claim from inspiring English sources

The definition of humanism as anthropocentricity or human-centredness has a firmer claim to correctness.

And Karen P. Hughes, the president's counselor, oversees a fief that is larger than the 30 or so aides under Mr. Rove, and enjoys a firmer claim to the president's ear, say Bush advisers who call her probably his closest staff confidante.

What is holding them back from staking a firmer claim on power, if only in the back-room councils of the party, political analysts here say, is the widespread sense that politically as well as economically, Japan is at one of the weakest point in its postwar history and that a political system that has been one of the world's most stable is badly overdue for a shake-up.

All the big energy firms claim to be green.

Certainly, most BPO firms claim they are spoiled for choice.

An ever-wider range of opportunist firms claim to practice design thinking.

And other leveraged buyout firms claim far higher returns, perhaps as much as double K.K.R.'s.

Some magic circle firms claim that around half of their trainees don't have law degrees.

But there is one slice of history Mr. Slimane has a firm claim on: the rise of the thin.

It's the price of "disruption", the semi-mythical quality that all technology firms claim to have.

Other firms claim that their backward-looking and forward-looking measures are even more closely correlated.Cash is fact, profit is opinionHow well do these different measures perform?