Sentence examples for popular claims from inspiring English sources

The study did not find evidence to support popular claims that young people adopt radically different learning styles.

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

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

For example, there's good evidence that one of the most popular claims made for technology is false.

This book explains with candor the chief controversies causing these discrepancies--both the flaws in many popular claims, and the uncertainties underlying many scholarly conclusions.

Asia's shirkers should now let their currencies rise too.To argue that China ought to revalue does not mean accepting some popular claims, notably that it is to blame for America's huge trade deficit and for exporting deflationary pressures.

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.

This article examines the popular claim of Content Management Systems (CMSs) that providing a rich toolset and leaving the use under learner control is beneficial to learning.

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