Sentence examples for rising claims from inspiring English sources

"Hebden Rising!" claims the organic café.

The company said the increases were because of rising claims resulting from storm damage, flooding and burst pipes.

Auto insurance earnings fell 71percentto to $6.7 million, an area of recent weakness, as rate increases have fallen behind rising claims.

This week may be different, Mr. MacIntosh said, because an increase would make this the sixth week of rising claims in seven.

A.I.G., with nearly $60 billion in capital, is in no danger of foundering in a sea of rising claims for injuries and financial losses on the policies it sells to corporate customers.

Yet Dr. Fred Silverberg, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Chatham, said that doctors were somewhat to blame for rising claims payouts because they often asked their insurer to settle rather than risk a huge judgment.

Moody's Investors Service notes that poor investment returns have hurt the city's pension funds, while benefits like health care represent a rising claim on tax revenue.

As early as November 1972, James Whitmore expressed a desire to leave Temperatures Rising, claiming that "the show is basically a broad farce and I didn't feel it was right for me".

Given that the unemployment rate continues to rise, claims this year may well rise, too.

Rising unemployment claims demonstrate laziness, not lack of jobs; rising disability claims represent malingering, not the real health problems of an aging work force.

The dollar fell as a report of rising jobless claims in the United States reinforced concerns about the sluggish economy.