Sentence examples for heard claim from inspiring English sources

The soldier said that Ms Kungayeva was a sniper, a frequently heard claim that was not substantiated by the investigation, and added: "War is war – terrible things happen".

Interestingly, female peers did not downgrade women, contrary to the frequently heard claim that women compete rather than cooperate with one another.

He is, for example, the only public official in America I've heard claim, repeatedly, that Saddam Hussein already has a nuclear weapon.

Even now it pops up in the often heard claim that the economy will recover strongly in the second half of this year.

4. On the other hand, there has been no monitoring of humans for harm, so the very often heard claim by many G.E. advocates that the technology has harmed no one is, says Gurian-Sherman, "flat out wrong scientifically".

Those many audiophiles who do not believe the commonly heard claim that MP3's produce "near CD sound quality" can use the Nomad Jukebox to store less music but at higher speeds, up to 320 kilobits per second.

Granted, we've heard claims like this before.

The court heard claims that James was suffering from drug-induced psychosis during the attack.

What to Do You may have heard claims from promoters of popular diets that insulin resistance causes obesity.

Sometimes, Mr. Vallone can be heard claiming equal credit for what he cites as the city's progress.

He was declared bankrupt in 2010 but the court has previously heard claims from an American asset tracer that the tycoon is worth around £700 million.