Sentence examples for much claims from inspiring English sources

"I'm afraid to say that for some of the private business schools it is two classrooms, 25 desktops, four faculty members, 600 books and you're away," sniffs one state-sector professor.The biggest supply may be of BPO workers who do not need to use the telephone much: claims processors, credit-card administrators, health-insurance workers and so on.

The market can be good thing and even necessary; but it now commands too much, claims ultimate significance, controls too much space in our lives, and has gone far beyond its proper limits.

A competing theory, associated with Archibald and Feldman's book Why Does College Cost So Much?, claims that it is the nature of higher education -- a craft industry that employs highly skilled labor -- that leads to hyper-inflation.

In his book Rediscovering Values, Wallis writes: "The market can be a good thing and even necessary; but it now commands too much, claims ultimate significance, controls too much space in our lives, and has gone far beyond its proper limits… if the market ultimately defines what gets our attention, we will be defined by the moral limits of the marketplace".

Some guys don't only have your number, they can pretty much claim outright ownership.

The descendants of Sally Hemings and Jefferson have as much claim to Thomas Jefferson as I do.

Mr. Dewhurst has as much claim to that group as anyone, but it is an interesting argument.

They are here for surgery, which perhaps has as much claim as any other to describe itself as "miraculous".

And then I think how tragic it was that the sport which he loved so much claimed his life in a tempest of aggression fueled by cheering fans.

It is the creature of Roger Ailes, a man who has as much claim as anyone to be called the founding father of mass-media politics.

He produced some of what he was asked for, but not much, claiming that he no longer owned the rest of it.