Sentence examples for publicized claim from inspiring English sources

She came to wide attention among feminists in 1888 with her carefully researched refutation of a widely publicized claim by a leading neurologist that the female brain was inherently and measurably inferior to the male brain.

That widely publicized claim, made in the most recent issue of Antiquity, has earned mainly skepticism from many Western scholars.

WASHINGTON — The office of the Justice Department inspector general on Friday retracted its much publicized claim that the agency had spent $16 per breakfast muffin at a conference.

Also, Hyundai will retract widely publicized claims that four of its models get 40 miles per gallon on the highway.

It was initiated by the founder of the observatory, Percival Lowell, an American astronomer who had achieved notoriety through his highly publicized claims of canal sightings on Mars.

Some of his most publicized claims in the book include testing positive for methamphetamine in the nineties (he writes that the A.T.P. threw out the results), secretly hating the sport of tennis for much of his playing career, and, perhaps most heinous of all, confessing that his signature grunge hairdo from his early days was actually just a wig.

Contrary to highly publicized claims, the ascendance of this approach has in fact resulted in the lowest rate of new drug approvals in a generation.

TWO YEARS AGO FORBES doubted highly publicized claims that U.S. employers were exploiting 35 million "contingent workers -people workers -peopleability of traditional full-time, year-round jobs (Aug. 15, 1994).

The drop came shortly after Trump began making widely publicized claims that the election was rigged against him.

A teenager in Denison, Texas, who made widely publicized claims that she was kidnapped and raped by three black men in ski masks admitted to police Tuesday that it was all a lie. .

"Good" because of the benefits the company claims to offer in the way of jobs and other economic returns to local communities in Fiji, and because of their much publicized claims to be "carbon negative" - a claim, by the way, that cannot be independently verified with information provided publicly by the company.