Sentence examples for stunning claims from inspiring English sources
The home page of auction website MadBid makes a series of stunning claims.
The rollout for "The Loudest Voice In The Room" began this week, revealing stunning claims — including one allegation that Ailes once offered an employee a raise in exchange for sex.
So the bloom coming off the rose of positive Chinese ascendancy in the economic sphere joined with a widespread desire not to reward China's geopolitical aggressiveness and stunning claims.
It is a fairly stunning claim, the sort of claim that you might expect to hear from someone who knows how to sell a product.
William Boyd had written an article in this newspaper on the history of the short-story form and made the stunning claim that Chekhov was the best.
To account for these expenditures, Kozlowski's defenders made the stunning claim that his private finances were administered by others and he didn't really know what got spent on what.
This year Enrique Peña Nieto, the outgoing governor of Mexico state and the early front-runner in next year's presidential election, used his September 5th informe to mark the unofficial launch of his presidential bid.Prominent in his address was the stunning claim that the murder rate in Mexico state had fallen by more than half during his six-year term.
After Mr. Biden appeared at the White House on Tuesday to declare ''without reservation" that the stimulus was working, a spokeswoman for Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the House Republican leader, accused the vice president of making a "completely unsupportable and stunning claim".
Frame's anxiety turned to panic when he checked out Hillman's stunning claim that PinnFund had processed $8 billion in subprime mortgages in 1999.
A team of scientists claims to have seen evidence for nuclear fusion in a beaker of organic solvent--a stunning claim that, if true, may eventually have important consequences for nuclear proliferation and energy production.
The stunning claim came just a little more than a week after Chinese authorities detained four Rio Tinto employees, including Stern Hu, the Shanghai-based general manager of the company's iron-ore division.
