Sentence examples for it does claims that from inspiring English sources

So, thus far, it has fulfilled just 481 orders but it does claims that there are 17,000 customers who reserved a model and are waiting in the wings to purchase it.

While the indictment doesn't contain any smoking gun on this front, it does claim that on at least two other occasions Melgen made big donations to help Menendez's campaign, just days before the Senator intervened on his behalf.

But it does claim that a flood of additional direct access to its network will not come scot-free.

The blog post makes no specific mention of Google or other major advertisers, but it does claim that the vast majority of whitelisting happens without money changing hands, and claims that the money it does take in is necessary in order to maintain its constant monitoring and review process for whitelisted domains and their adherence to its good behavior policies.

Lazada has not revealed a lot of new figures today, but it did claim that its sellers marketplace — an Alibaba/Rakuten-style Alibaba/Rakuten-stylerty retailers — is growing strongly, and it helplatform(the total amount oforransactions from retailers) acretailersda to double sisce June 2014.

We do not claim that it is better than ZFC, but we do claim that it is adequate, and that it is important to know that adequate alternatives exist; we do claim that it is useful to know that there are different ways to found mathematics, as we have encountered the absurd assertion that "mathematics is whatever is formalized in ZFC".

That hasn't happened but Singapore-headquartered Grab did claim that it has over $1 billion on its balance sheet courtesy of this new raise.

Mr. Trillin hesitated to call his book the ultimate New York novel, but he did claim that it was the ultimate New York parking novel, if only by default.

It does not claim that the capacity to perform intentional actions is the capacity that separates human from non-human agency, and it does not claim to give an account of more refined or excellent kinds of human agency, such as self-controlled, autonomous, wholehearted, or free agency.

It must be noticed, then, that this claim is all within a theory of perception and, while claiming that non-perceptible features are relevant to perception, hence are relevant to aesthetic experience, it does not claim that non-perceptible features as such are relevant to aesthetic experience.

It doesn't claim that the purpose of life can be discovered or shown by scientific enquiry; only that this purpose, discovered or known by revelation, is perfectly compatible with the results of science.