Sentence examples for in which claimed from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Craig Unger wrote an even more controversial book, House of Bush, House of Saud, in which claimed that the Bush family and the Saud family have "dominated the world stage together in one era after another".

Fisher felt that she was being discriminated upon because she was white, and from there opened up the case of Fisher vs. The University of Texas, in which claimed the current admission policy unconstitutional.

The idea rapidly generalized: henceforward, instead of studying, say, the nature of substance as a metaphysical issue, philosophers would investigate the language in which claims about substance are expressed, and so on for other topics.

A week later Chris McGreal wrote his feature article in G2 in which, claims Elstein, he made a second error in putting the number of detainees at 150,000 (not the official figure of 80,000) and not crediting Caroline Elkins as the source.

It competes directly with the likes of Germany's Xing and Silicon Valley heavyweight LinkedIn, which claims 65 million users.

Or is there an important sense in which claims about semantic structure are normative claims about how we should use language?

This was the worst assault on Christians in Pakistan since the bombing of a church in Peshawar in 2013 which claimed nearly 80 lives.

The mayor expressed similar criticism in the wake of the deadly movie theater shooting in Aurora, Colo., in July, which claimed 12 lives and injured dozens of others.

Egypt's foreign minister, Ahmed Maher, condemned the weekend attacks, in Jerusalem and in Haifa, which claimed 25 Israeli lives.

Perhaps the closest parallel is the drug war in Mexico, which claimed some 12,000 victims in 2011 (for 19,336 in Venezuela).

In 1939, Müller published a study report in a reputed cancer journal in Germany which claimed that prevalence of lung cancer was higher among smokers.