Sentence examples for long claims from inspiring English sources

Families with long claims on ancestral farmsteads privately sneer at hedge-fund nouveaux riches perched in seaside mausoleums.

"Strictly speaking", Long claims, "you can only falsify a hypothesis you can't prove it" (p. 161).

"We are the only fund in the country that is more short than long," claims Tice.

"Without the Department for Work and Pensions sharing details of how long claims should and do take, claimants are left facing uncertainty and potential financial difficulties whilst waiting for a decision," she said.

More specifically, Long claims that robots may be used to address both sides of what he considers to be the fundamental question to be asked about any evolutionary system: why have some traits evolved (Side 1) but others not (Side 2)?

"Long clearly is trying to make religion one of the main issues, and perhaps the main issue, in this race (which is ironic, because Long claims to be a strict Constitutionalist, and Article VI, paragraph 3 of the Constitution specifically states: 'no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.')".

Gavin Long claimed to have answers.

Some people have long claimed that climate change is fictional.

The company has long claimed that such analyses are inaccurate.

Kurds have long claimed Kirkuk, as have the Arabs.

The state has long claimed the movement causes suicides.