Sentence examples for may claim it from inspiring English sources

CBS may claim it is receiving value for its shows, while Time Warner Cable can say it is not paying for retransmission, because the money being exchanged is not explicitly for access to shows like the CBS hit "CSI"; it is in the form of a higher payment to Showtime.

The cottage has survived January breakers seething across the lawn and lapping against its foundations, but the Atlantic Ocean may claim it someday unless they resist.

No matter how many times the government may claim it wants to demonstrate that the UK is "open for business", its rhetoric gives the reverse impression.

People may claim it as a legitimate part of their heritage.

The administration may claim it was a Congressional decision, but that is just not the case.

Those who like Nothing Important may claim it is a remarkable, heartfelt statement of individuality.

However, Ullah said Islamic State might never claim responsibility: "If perpetrated or directed by ISIS, they may never claim it.

Jim Killock, executive director of Open Rights Group, said: "The government may claim that it will be anonymous but it's impossible to guarantee that data won't be re-identifiable.

Still, it's worth noting at this stage that the problem with the difference in treatment of the two sides is not, as some may claim, that it favours the Arab cause but that it does a disservice to Arabs themselves.

In rare cases, a biller may claim that it did not receive a payment even though the customer had it sent.

Young children may claim that it does.