Sentence examples for self-serving claims from inspiring English sources

Such self-serving claims were in the interest of European officials, but why was the IMF prepared to accept them?

This conviction mirrors the self-serving claims of China's own elites down the centuries, the two views neatly reinforcing one another.

Yet these self-serving claims are being taken at face value, including by Bryan Burrough, the co-author of one of the greatest business books ever written, "Barbarians at the Gate".

"If there's one piece of advice I can give to the media, it's this: refuse to print self-serving claims that the person making them won't put his or her name to.

Where GM research reaps rewards this is a benefit to the scientific community, but we do not accept the self-serving claims of multinationals that GM crops can solve world hunger, the fuel crisis and any myriad of global problems.

"The majority's uncritical deference to UT's self-serving claims blatantly contradicts our decision in the prior iteration of this very case," wrote Alito, who was joined by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Clarence Thomas.

I think, actually that might not be as outrageous a self-serving claim as you might think.

The statues and all other forms of Islam are wrong and a distortion of purity of the faith; but the exception, indeed, is the self-serving claim of ISIS and all those of its ilk.

And the evidence supports this apparently self-serving claim: since Compartamos started to pursue profit, seven new regulated microfinance providers have begun to compete with it in Mexico, many of them financed by profit-seeking capitalists.

Yes, this was the Heat and despite Udonis Haslem's self-serving claim that championships are won in the trenches, the Heat are about LeBron James and Dwyane Wade playing in a different stratosphere, writes Greg Cote in The Miami Herald.

If you're someone who believes anonymously voiced self-serving govt claims, you're dumb.