Sentence examples for popular claimed from inspiring English sources

That's why the group is popular, claimed Salam, alluding to demonstrations when it was listed as a terrorist organization and bombed by the American-led international coalition.

He was no longer a stakes horse but a durable and popular claiming horse on the Florida circuit.

Another popular claim is that Germany's export-led growth is hurting Europe's recovery.

But while removing stains remains a popular claim from detergents today, Wisk is now hanging such claims out to dry.

This is why the popular claim that rapid population growth will result in ever-rising house prices is nonsense.

We argue that to evaluate these popular claims, one needs to look at the underlying composition of financial aggregates.

One of the more popular claims goes to Delmonico's Restaurant, often cited as the country's earliest fine-dining establishment (1837).

What does he make of that other popular claim – that people have cured themselves of cancer with a diet of fruit juice and wheatgrass?

Both sources appear to debunk a popular claim that William Howard Taft, our country's fattest president, originated the ritual by stretching his aching legs in the seventh inning on Opening Day in Washington, April 14 , 1910 and that the respectful fans copied him.

The government has defined success as swapping at least 50% of bonds; the IMF says 80%.If Argentina's gamble pays off, President Néstor Kirchner will make the popular claim that he has outfaced the IMF and foreign "speculators".

Immune therapy was also tainted by popular claims that following a certain diet or reordering your mind could be natural immune-boosting ways to cause tumors to disappear, with none of the miserable side effects of chemotherapy and radiation.