Sentence examples for startling claims from inspiring English sources

They then made two startling claims.

One of his most startling claims was that more jobs had been created in "the great county of Yorkshire" than in France.

She makes a number of other startling claims about children, namely that they are not creative, but merely able to to adapt.

In it, she revived some of the more startling claims made at the time - though alas she was unable to offer convincing new evidence to back them up.

The group made three startling claims: H.I.V. was a harmless "passenger" virus; aids was a "life-style disease" caused by poverty and malnutrition; antiretroviral drugs didn't help patients, and often wrecked their immune systems.

And it has yet to establish the whereabouts of Vladimiro Montesinos, Mr Fujimori's disgraced intelligence chief who vanished after returning home on October 23rd from a brief sojourn in Panama.A subcommittee of Congress investigating Mr Montesinos has heard some startling claims.

Can this startling claim be true?

In 1933, in his book English Water Colours, he made a startling claim.

It is a startling claim, but this is the moment to make it.

10 What better way to end than with one particularly emblematic example and startling claim?

Sinclair thus circles back to Althorp and reports a startling claim, based on two independent witnesses.