Sentence examples similar to isolated claim from inspiring English sources
Drug companies have always faced isolated claims about side effects from their medicines.
Sociable people seem to reap extra rewards from their relationships by feeling less stressed, taking better care of themselves and having less risky lifestyles than those who are more isolated, they claim.
(An isolated recent claim, in a paper written jointly by a senior philosopher and a social psychology graduate student, that no single distinction in this area is central to affect, seems uninformed on the relevant harder science; see the Bibliography note on Solomon and Stone 2002).
President Bush is increasingly isolated in claiming we are on our way to victory or democracy or human rights or even the restoration of Baghdad's electric grid.
In his most contrite public comments yet, Shinseki said he had previously been wrong to say the problem was limited and isolated, but claimed he had been "too trusting" of other officials in the department who misled him.
We thus isolated all claims for angiotensin receptor blocker (ARB) and inhaled steroid (IS) medications.
We isolated the claims of patients attributed to the 297 PCPs studied in our prior manuscript, each of whom activated their iScribe e-prescribing software during calendar year 2005.
He said the US would continue to work to "isolate" Iran, claiming the NIE was a "warning signal" to the international community.
Occidental officials now are trying to determine how to isolate false claims from reports of any actual assaults that may have occurred during that time.
The WC data system requires some amount of effort to isolate all claims for a given time frame, and complete case ascertainment within the system may require more resources than those dedicated by respondents who reported using WC claims data for reports of workplace injuries and illnesses.
Collective actors calculating the "costs" and "risks" of side effects in relation to future generations misunderstand that the testing of "claims"—isolated from contexts does not lead to processes of societal deliberation.
