Sentence examples for make a substantial claim from inspiring English sources

Her solicitor said she suffered potentially life-changing injuries and is expected to make a "substantial claim for damages" to support her recovery.

Vicky Balch, 20, from Leyland in Lancashire, suffered potentially life-changing injuries in the crash and is expected to make a "substantial claim for damages" to support her recovery.

It was the first time the government had made a substantial claim of deaths.

The newspaper said it had secretly filmed a member of Ms Atkinson's staff appearing to plot to make a "substantial bogus expenses claim", which reportedly more than tripled the original bill for a pre-conference Ukip function.

Despite the involvement of two state-owned companies – France's EDF and China's CGN – British energy users will have to make a substantial contribution too for what is claimed to be the most expensive power station of all time.

Because environmental factors make a substantial contribution to these latter conditions, 'prediction' is too strong a claim for genomic medicine [ 11, 12], but risk stratification is certainly feasible [ 13].

Interactions amongst genes, known as epistasis, are assumed to make a substantial contribution to the genetic variation in infectious disease susceptibility, but this claim is controversial.

Three dishes make a substantial meal.

That will make a substantial increase in our capabilities".

Can they make a substantial contribution to potential growth?

"Most people will never have a substantial claim in their life.