Sentence examples for often alleged from inspiring English sources

It is often alleged that Fillmore installed the White House's first bathtub.

It is not that psychiatrists are in bed with the drug companies, as is often alleged.

"Rap is CNN for black people," Chuck D is often alleged to have said.

He is not, as is often alleged, a neo-Soviet ruler: there is little trace of communism left in the Kremlin.

It is often alleged that the original plans of the Beveridge Report have been subverted, but it was published at a time of near-full employment.

Given that India's police are often alleged to use torture, and have long enjoyed impunity in Kashmir, where Mr Guru was picked up, this would not be surprising.

It is not so much that marriages result in asset-stripping, as the enemies of takeovers often allege.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Human rights campaigners are warning of a global threat to civil society as scores of governments pass laws to block the work of NGOs, often alleging that their activities challenge the state.

When buyers have sued their agents in the past, the cases focused on problems with the property itself, often alleging failure by the broker to disclose a known hazard or maintenance issue.

Critics who want radical changes in Medicare, the public insurance program for the elderly and disabled, often allege that the program is heading for disaster because stingy payments from the government are causing a rising number of doctors to refuse to serve Medicare patients.

Contrary to what red-staters often allege, it wasn't just a matter of coastal elitism.