Sentence examples for paper claims from inspiring English sources
Like the Mail, the paper claims to offer "unrivalled coverage".
The paper claims the official was speaking on condition of anonymity as the investigation was ongoing.
The paper claims: Extremists stopped using electronic communications after he [Snowden] divulged details of UK surveillance.
Yet the government's white paper claims that an elected chamber would not have increased powers.
Their meddling, the paper claims, risks "a further backlash against celebrities who inflict their moralising on the public".
The paper claims she enjoys English irony and irreverence, and says that by comparison, Americans take her too "literally".
With 1.6m potholes in England and Wales, the paper claims it will cost £10bn to fill them all in.
The paper claims, based on her expense reports, that she bought discounted tickets but asked those who invited her to speak to pay full fare to her charity.
The paper claims many of the 100m Volkswagen vehicles sold over the past 20 years are vulnerable and can be hacked using cheap tools.
This would happen if the Tories failed to win an overall majority and were forced into a coalition with other political parties, the paper claims.
His paper claims the work was assembled by someone who was not a native speaker of Coptic, which is a polite way of saying that it is modern.
