Sentence examples for simple to claim from inspiring English sources

During this time, too, it was relatively simple to claim housing benefit while subletting my student flat over the summer for nothing to the mendicant men who drank under the bridge in exchange for some of their Giro Party cargo (a dozen cans of Tennent's Super each Tuesday).

It seems too simple to claim that anything that is expressed through self-representation is necessarily self-absorbed or vain.

At year's end your bank would send you a list of all the contributions, making it simpler to claim the tax deductions — and therefore, presumably, giving you more of an incentive to make the contributions.

It's simple for people to claim they have a degree or training.

The jump of celebration, both fists clenched and with an audible roar, appeared more than a simple reaction to claiming the most prized scalp in world cricket but a personal moment of catharsis in which the hard and largely unseen work paid its most satisfying dividend.

Simple, straightforward and easy to claim, child benefit reaches more children living in low-income families than any of the complex means-tested benefits or tax credits intended for them.

Liberal Democrats have voted to safeguard the "simple to understand, easy to claim" universal child benefit but as Adam found out, not all delegates were so sure.

No-one is really advocating using censorship as a simple solution, which commentators seem to claim is what's happening.

The simplest is for the sender to claim that the message is part of a "one-time mailing"; the second is to instruct the recipient to send an e-mail response to a listed address and to write "Remove" in the subject line.

"We are not here to break the law... we are here to claim one of our simplest rights".

That's likely going to depend on whether they can live up to those super simple to use claims.