Sentence examples for smallest claim from inspiring English sources

While his parsimony should be applauded (no taxi) is it a contender for the smallest claim made since the Beeb began publishing expenses?

The passage from B6 makes clear that the "no smallest" principle is connected to the principle of Everything-in-Everything, and B3 asserts that the "no smallest" claim depends on the impossibility of what-is-not.

A review by "Mathews" titled "Thin Partitions", in 30 March 1901 The Academy, claimed that: Now Christopher Smart was a very beggarly poet of the eighteenth century but had not the smallest claim to rank with those great men beyond their common trade of poem.

One of the smallest claims was from Salmon who claimed for £3 "for charges on cash withdrawal".

It is no small claim to make that Barker directly influenced the fates of all three".

Each curl of song was staking the birds' small claim to a patch of English ground.

Each area boasts some small claim to fame, either historic or modern, according to Long Island histories.

The file note showed Allen had advised a diocesan meeting CKM's claim "would be a small claim".

A sports record offers a small claim to immortality: certified evidence that a person not only lived, but also excelled.

Guyana has its own, smaller, claim to territory controlled by Venezuela.

Attend your small claim court hearing.