Sentence examples for perhaps claim from inspiring English sources

America can perhaps claim some credit for nudging Ms. Stemme into the limelight.

Equally such a person might perhaps claim that they had a justifiable sense of being seriously wronged.

If benefits can be proven, and Carbon Gold says local soil scientists are investigating, then biochar could perhaps claim extra carbon credits based on reduced fertiliser use.

And you have some banking experts who can, perhaps, claim to be among the few economists that warned us about this crisis.

While he never achieved the international fame or the literary accolades of his more celebrated compatriot, Van Wyk can perhaps claim to be more widely read within black South African communities, especially among children and teenagers.

Of all the participants at the conference, John Mann MP could perhaps claim to have the closer insight into recent management and governance issues at the Co-op Bank, through his membership of the Treasury select committee.

It confirmed her party is poised to win an historic landslide, perhaps claiming upwards of 40 of Scotland's 59 Westminster seats.

How many New Yorkers, even those who have seen it (and perhaps claimed not to), have disavowed its allure as tourist fodder?

So Crowley clearly has thoughts about taking the next steps — making the semifinals and perhaps claiming the title — in a journey that starts at home Saturday against Virginia, which is ranked No. 1. "It's my last year and I always believe in dreaming big," Crowley said.

You demand too much disclosure while the city, perhaps, claims too much privacy.

Hollinghurst has a strong, perhaps unassailable claim to be the best English novelist working today.