Sentence examples for presentations claims from inspiring English sources

One Screen Bean, the patron saint of PowerPoint — a figure that stands beneath a question mark, scratching its head in puzzlement — is so popular that a lawyer at a New York firm who has seen many PowerPoint presentations claims never to have seen one without the head-scratcher.

The presentation claims Prism was introduced to overcome what the NSA regarded as shortcomings of Fisa warrants in tracking suspected foreign terrorists.

That includes, the presentation claims, the contents of documents and chats, as well as information about what one reads and cares about and, perhaps, believes.

Although the presentation claims the program is run with the assistance of the companies, all those who responded to a Guardian request for comment on Thursday denied knowledge of any such program.

"Fisa was broken because it provided privacy protections to people who were not entitled to them," the presentation claimed.

The XKeyscore presentation claimed the program had generated intelligence that resulted in the capture of more than 300 terrorists.

And I gave a little presentation claiming that, important as Thurber was to humor writing, he was even more influential in shaping the modern New Yorker cartoon.

But the presentation claimed "Fisa constraints restricted our home-field advantage" because Fisa required individual warrants and confirmations that both the sender and receiver of a communication were outside the US.

German VC firm, Earlybird caught some flack last month with their nonsense presentation claiming that European VC was outperforming the US.

Typically, they pack their presentations with claims about how their social assistance programs demonstrate fidelity to human rights principles; their authoritarian allies in turn praise these policies.

On the third slide of the presentation in favor of the resolution, presenters claimed that voting against the resolution would mean "maintaining a system of domination by Jews".