Sentence examples for lingering claim from inspiring English sources

There's also the lingering claim, early on, of Morris's agent that "nobody wants to read about unhappiness".

If it picks up more, that would strip the regime of any lingering claims to legitimacy.

They reconstruct the economic meltdown of 1994-95 that spelt the end to any lingering claims that the party might have had to economic competence.

Lingering claims of match-fixing – imagined, ancient, unproven or perhaps even legitimate – have sent mild panic through the locker room, not to mention the executive boardrooms of TV stations, high-end sponsors and the game's administrators.

About six years old when his stepfather arrives, he has no way to see that Murdstone is symbolically crushing a sexual rival when he bullies and beats him — subjugating the son of the deceased father who may still impose lingering claims on David's mother's affections.

The recovery of additional Neandertal remains in Europe refuted lingering claims of pathology regarding the original Neander Valley specimen and solidified the interpretation that the latter was representative of a population of archaic humans occupying Ice Age Europe.

In the new American-led imperium lies the promise of a multiethnic Kosovo and the lingering juridical claim that Kosovo is still part of Serbia.

Goodell's sanctions have come against the backdrop of lawsuits involving hundreds of former players who claim lingering damage from concussions they sustained during their playing days.

Warren Gatland's side slipped to a 29-18 defeatoto England at Twickenham on Sunday, surrendering any lingering hopes of claiming a third straight Six Nations title.

The biggest claims lingering from those cases are $75 million due the Securities and Exchange Commission and $55 million due the New Jersey Bureau of Securities.

With a mixture of pride and lingering surprise, its residents claim that theirs has been the fastest-growing municipality in Europe for more than a decade.