Sentence examples for qualified claim from inspiring English sources

That review concluded that the company's 2007 study had shown there was evidence to support a "qualified claim that 5-Hour Energy results in less of a crash than Red Bull and Monster" Energy.

The company based a portion of the promotion of the men's vitamins on a qualified claim, permitted by the Food and Drug Administration, that selenium may reduce the risk of certain cancers, the spokeswoman wrote.

A superb cabinetmaker following basically the Queen Anne tradition, he has been credited with having originated the blockfront, or tub front (although the Townsends have an equally qualified claim to this style), a distinctive furniture front that is divided vertically through alternating convex (sides) and concave (centre) panels.

But there are many questions to raise even about this qualified claim (despite its generously letting philosophers, at least, off the hook).

In the pertinent literature, it has been common to fall back on the qualified claim that reasons are not 'efficient' or 'Humean' or 'producing' causes of action.

But, in an action favored by food manufacturers, he would allow them to list qualified claims about the health benefits of foods and nutrients.

Rather than requiring that a claim be backed by "significant scientific evidence," the F.D.A. will now allow qualified claims in which the science is still uncertain but the evidence supporting a claim outweighs the evidence opposing it.

For years, I've heard discussions about qualifying claims about doping within the Tour and figures from experts range from saying it is a minority to saying it is everybody.

Finally, Butler claimed that benevolence is the whole of virtue in Sermon XII, although he qualified the claim later in Sermon XII and qualified it even more strongly in the "Dissertation on Virtue".

Today, Professor Sargent says that in some ways he actually is a Keynesian, but he qualified that claim, too.

Walls also told Lipscomb that Lipscomb was 'not an attorney' and therefor[e] was not qualified to claim that any laws or policies had been violated".