Sentence examples for good at claiming from inspiring English sources

While business schools are very good at claiming that they are globalised, he says, the figures suggest otherwise.

Over on our Schumpeter blog, Pankaj Ghemawat, IESE professor and author of "World 3.0", explains why business schools that say they are "global" should be charged with false advertising: While business schools are very good at claiming that they are globalised, he says, the figures suggest otherwise.

At the firm's annual shareholder meeting on May 15th, Jamie Dimon, the firm's hitherto unblemished boss, suggested their compensation may be subject to "clawback" provisions, addressing complaints that in the past bankers have been good at claiming profits while sticking losses to others.

But, to do this, Democrats have to do something they're not very good at, which is claiming credit for their own accomplishments.

Some said that a child's DNA could predict which sports he might be good at, a claim that an expert quoted in the GAO's report called "complete garbage".

It is unusually good at creating tradeable claims on the profits and revenues that its economy generates.

He became so good at submitting his claims that he obtained a paralegal certificate along the way.

And that's something that we've gotten quite good at avoiding despite paranoid claims to the contrary since the mad cow scares of the late 80s and early 90s.

Not good enough, claim some folks.

Many eastern European companies are well managed, and have good disclosure standards, claims Joyce E. Cornell, managing director at Scudder Kemper Investments.

Especially if it saves as much money as the good folks at GovLab claim it will they say that electronic monitoring only costs between $5 and $25, which is good.