Sentence examples for problem claims from inspiring English sources

The problem, claims Jeremy Levin, head of strategic alliances at Novartis, is that the respective cycles of the pharma industry and of investors are out of sync: stocks are bought and sold in an instant, whereas industry leaders stay in their jobs for five to ten years, and drug development takes even longer.But some investors are hoping to encourage drugmakers to take an even longer-term view.

But with wireless power transfer, bad weather is not a problem, claims HaloIPT.

"If it appears that the problem claims we asked Apple to remove are still appearing," the regulator said, "we will investigate these new complaints".

"That problem," claimed Rein, "is solved".

"I don't think they have a problem," claimed Mourinho.

It's straight at Van der Sar, though, who has no problem claiming it.

But BIS has identified this as a problem, claiming greater flexibility in the private sector to buy goods and services.

But during the campaign Lehrman concentrated almost entirely on the crime problem, claiming that Cuomo, who opposed the death penalty, was "coddling criminals".

Speaking ahead of his new series David Attenborough's Rise of Animals, he suggested that humans are "blinding ourselves" to the problem, claiming, "We say, get the United Nations to send them bags of flour.

So we have the direct knowledge that those arguing that there is a problem claim we lack.

"If I smoked 20 a day and scored 20 a season, it wouldn't be a problem," claimed Wilshere.