Sentence examples for may claim in from inspiring English sources

It is known she has kept copious diaries, and officials fear she may claim in retrospect she was used as a token Muslim.

Likewise, despite what Orlando may claim in cluing... 19d Yorkshire beauty queen, we hear, pulls the wool over one's eyes (8)...there is, in this day and age, no such competition as "Miss Leeds", but it's a fair way of getting you to MISLEADS.

It has, however, barred sales of physical assets that the government may claim in order to secure its claim to $3.4 billion it says Yukos owes in taxes and fines.

In virtually all cases they're not bombing the Islamic State, whatever they may claim in the description of the videos.

No matter what the attack ads may claim in the coming weeks about Senator Obama being the chosen candidate of every boogeyman from Hamas to Castro, we are all in this together.

However, in certain cases the funds themselves may claim stakes in the money recovered by Picard, so far totaling over half of the estimated $20 billion stolen by Madoff, CNNMoney reports.

North Carolina may claim preeminence in the arts of pulled-pork barbeque, collegiate basketball and stock-car racing, but an order of Porsches served extra-rare will get the attention of even car-culture agnostics.

One may claim that in all previous experiments, attention may have gone directly to the target singleton (suggesting perfect selection), and that after selecting the target color singleton, but before responding, observers attended to the distractor singleton, which then may also have resulted in a congruency effect.

Mainstream consumers may claim an interest in welfare.

For one, individuals not actively searching for work or willing to take available jobs may claim they are unemployed in order to receive benefits.

They may claim to be acting in the interests of the people but then so do the objects of their criticism, governments and the despised international institutions.