Sentence examples for is sometimes claimed that from inspiring English sources
It is sometimes claimed that Pitt emerged as the leader of a new Tory Party.
It is sometimes claimed that the use of animal data for estimating human risk does not provide strong scientific support.
It is sometimes claimed that a Brexit vote in June could lead to the break-up of Britain.
It is sometimes claimed that college and university staff lack the recent, firsthand experience of schools that is needed if training is to be fully effective.
It is sometimes claimed that the best classical composers are working in the film industry: Morricone, John Williams, even Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Their language died out soon after the Arabs were driven out of Spain at the end of the 15th century, though it is sometimes claimed that Mozarabic has left its mark on the dialects of southern Spain and Portugal.
It's sometimes claimed that cap-and-trade will lead to more certain emissions reductions than a tax.
It's sometimes claimed that this is a minor work that Balanchine knocked off in 1973 for the farewell performance of Melissa Hayden.
"That was somewhat surprising to us, because it's sometimes claimed that the internet facilitates global trade and I think we've shown that, at least thus far, that doesn't seem to have been the case," he said.
In fact, it was sometimes claimed that NoSQL databases were fundamentally incompatible with ACID compliance.
After the crowd disaster, it was sometimes claimed that the floats even obstructed the inflow of arriving visitors.
