Sentence examples for more often claimed from inspiring English sources

Many residents declare it larger, stretching it north to Benziger Avenue and beyond (an area that others consider part of St . George, or south to surround Clinton and Baltic Streets (more often claimed by Stapleton).

'Impartiality' and 'objectivity' are therefore more often claimed in the areas of research and education, especially in formalised institutes of higher education.

Bhavani Arabandi states in his article on polyethnicity that: Asians and Latinos have much higher rates of interethnic marriages than do blacks, and they are more likely to report polyethnicity than blacks who more often claim a single ethnicity and racial identity.

But the appeal of chavismo in the region may be more limited than is often claimed.

During the Second World War, pilots often claimed more aircraft shot down than was actually the case.

Sanwei Bookstore had no copies for sale.China's middle class, it is often claimed, is more interested in making money (and spending it in shopping malls) than in politics.

And he often claimed to know more than the crowd did about where and when to surf.

His brother Gerald, whose My Family and Other Animals did most to fix the island in the British imagination - even more than Shakespeare who, it is often claimed, set The Tempest here - was horrified when he returned in 1968.

In addition, this analysis tells us whether the nucleoporin genes evolve more rapidly than other genes as often claimed by Presgraves and others.

This is not, as is often claimed, because millennials are more boring than previous generations.

More often they claim slow and spotty progress, always leaving open the possibility of sudden reversals.