Sentence examples for subsequently claim from inspiring English sources

A number of recent sexual partners subsequently claim that Sheen did not disclose his status, and a former fiancée, Scottine Ross, launches a lawsuit.

He wants non-EU migrants to have to pay a sum of money into the Treasury on arrival, as an advance contribution against any public services and benefits they might subsequently claim.

Using the exact same words as Balfour Beatty, the university will subsequently claim that "No unnecessary force was used" and that "at all times the priority was the safety of staff, students and visitors".

"They have done this so that no juror can subsequently claim that he or she did not understand what they should not do, and what the consequences might be".

approach – and to assert that it is underestimating some costs (including what happens when illegal immigrants receive an amnesty and subsequently claim government-provided benefits, a point Heritage has emphasized in its own report).

So record-breaking tours and hit singles have been interspersed with albums that band members openly criticised – Bono would subsequently claim that 2004's How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb "fucking annoys me" – and commercially underperformed, or at least commercially underperformed by U2 standards: the worldwide sales of 2009's No Line on the Horizon slumped to a meagre 5m copies.

He has subsequently claimed the article was a thought experiment.

He subsequently claimed he was suffering from a depressive illness.

They never subsequently claimed exclusive credit, and never quarrelled.

Sure enough, Finish Line subsequently claimed a MAC.

Lord Archer has subsequently claimed that he has been "exonerated".