Sentence examples for larger claim from inspiring English sources

Rockwell was no mere illustrator, though — modest to a fault, he staked no larger claim.

Public sculpture is integral to the larger claim that urban success leads inexorably to individual repression.

In return, these savers receive a slightly larger claim on the real wealth of the community in the future.

Despite paying out £19.9m to 5,228 Kenyans who suffered abuse in and torture in a settlement in 2013, the government has refused to recompense this larger claim.

But my larger claim — that Congress's delegation to presidents of vast, essentially unconstrained power to declare national emergencies has been an irresponsible surrender of its constitutional responsibilities — does not depend on whether my assessment of this particular case is correct.

But as the latest volley in a debate between Atwood and Le Guin about the definitions of speculative fiction and science fiction, the novel's concession to pulp conventions undermines Atwood's larger claim that the genre of speculative fiction is the antithesis of those cheesy, teenage male escapist fantasies about talking squids in outer space that are pulp novels.

The late Harvard classicist Charles Segal made even larger claims.

(Lenox Hill has primary liability coverage through this company, setting aside reserves for larger claims).

But a successful collection by Yukos could set a precedent for larger claims still being adjudicated.

Larger claims, Mr. Salvin said, would require an investigation by adjusters.

Mr. Grant said the cost of paying out such small claims would drain money better applied to larger claims.