Sentence examples for proclaimed that it has from inspiring English sources

Microsoft has proclaimed that it has learned from Sony's PlayStation 2 glitches (for one thing, it is going to let outside companies make most of the components); Sony can only hope that its assembly line problems are contagious.

Critics proclaimed that it had lost its energy; it was purposeless, over.

For its part, HSBC's statement proclaimed that it had "taken extensive and concerted steps to put in place the highest standards for the future".

Just four years ago, the company proudly proclaimed that it had written New York off.

Still more recently than that, a team from the European Southern Observatory (ESO) proclaimed that it had taken what it thought was the first actual photograph of an exoplanet a dim spot of light next to the bright one of the putative planet's sun.

He derided the merchandise as "cheap and ugly" and proclaimed that it had "already earned a permanent place on" a version of Mount Rushmore devoted to junk (he used a saltier term).Could the schlocky nature of the Obama products trivialize his election and by extension his presidency?

Top members in the party were convinced that Murdoch held the key to their electoral success, especially after 1992, when The Sun famously proclaimed that it had played a crucial role in Labour's shock loss to John Major.

Nothing kills the excitement of a pop culture phenomenon like proclaiming that it has "grown up".

I see no benefit for a government that still proclaims that it has an interest in a two-state solution to be supporting activities on the ground that defy the prospect of that actually happening," Rogers said.

BY the opening days of 2000, the Enron Corporation was proclaiming that it had seen the future, and it was broadband.

And the board itself, while it clearly knew some of what was going on, seized on the report to proclaim that it had been misled.