Sentence examples for simple claims from inspiring English sources
The highway safety agency cautioned, however, that the simple claims rate does not establish the safety of a tire.
They do not bring real value to the estate in handling common bankruptcy matters like small preference actions, contract rejections and simple claims objections.
Instead of simple claims of cause and effect, climate scientists now readily discuss how the probability of any particular event has been raised by the existence of warming.
Such claims are not necessarily unwarranted — the world can be a complicated place — but relatively simple claims usually do better as they are litigated by voters and the news media, who have many demands competing for their attention.
"The Creative Revolution," as it came to be known in the advertising world, was set off by a few words — "Lemon" and "Think Small" were among the most popular slogans — written in Futura, a typeface chosen for its bare style that spoke to Volkswagen's message of simple claims and precision engineering.
Simple claims that a product contains GM ingredients are viewed as most credible while simple claims of no GM content are viewed as most adequate.
"What is extraordinary about this simple claim," he writes, "is that it is new".
His court of 104 persons discussed the rival titles for more than a year, but Balliol's simple claim by primogeniture ultimately prevailed.
Clearly, there is a network of difficulties here, and one will have to think hard in order to arrive at a compelling defense of the apparently simple claim that the stick is truly straight.
But behind this simple claim was a protracted dispute in the department over the scientific validity of directly linking sugar consumption to weight gain — one in which the city's health commissioner, Dr. Thomas A. Farley, overruled three subordinates, including his chief nutritionist.
A recent Hilton hotels ad consists of a simple claim: "Travel doesn't only get us from place A to place B. It should also make us a better person".
