Sentence examples for it too claims from inspiring English sources

If the insurgency lasts another 30 years, "it doesn't matter".India's official position mirrors Pakistan's: it, too, claims the entirety of the old kingdom.

As Sloan sees it, the Obama administration is trying to have its cake and eat it too, claiming the ethics high road except on occasions when it doesn't suit their interests.

Around the same time, Gartner Dataquest released their own report and it, too, claimed that America could have a $500 billion dollar annual bump in GDP after 10 years of building, if 'true' broadband--over 10 Mbps, were deployed.

Co-operative Energy said it too disputed claims by the big six that investment would be chased away by the uncertainty of a price freeze and the breakup of vertically integrated power companies.

"When my album drop bitches'll buy it for the picture"; men will "buy it too and claim they got it for their sister".

Alas, none of these arguments evade the charge of speciesism; the racist, too, claims that it's natural to give special consideration to one's own kind.

It eventually filed suit, too, claiming "skee-ball" is a generic term.

She translated Reuters news reports for broadcasting; she sneaked British propaganda films into walled-off, imam-ruled Yemeni territory (she sneaked in the projector, too, claiming it was a portable commode).

Earlier on Wednesday the president took a broad swipe at the perceived anti-conservative bias of companies like Facebook, and Twitter too, claiming it was costing him followers on social media.

Stand Your Ground laws make it too easy to claim self-defense.

West Ham's Sebastien Schemmel claims it too.