Sentence examples for surprising claims from inspiring English sources

The relationship between quantum theory, measurement and irreversibility is a complex one, and considering the effect of quantum theory on the argument has lead to sometimes surprising claims being made.

In one of the paper's more surprising claims, Kocherlakota suggested that extending unemployment benefits -- sometimes seen as adding to the jobless rate because it can discourage those receiving benefits from actively seeking jobs -- actually reduces it.

This may sound a surprising claim.

No evidence is provided for this surprising claim.

It's a surprising claim from the man who launched Punk-era fashion house Red Or Dead.

A post at Ethical Realism makes the somewhat surprising claim that good arguments need not be logically sound.

But the group's most surprising claim — according to Mr. Rishu, Chief Khan and a third top police official — was that their leader had been Officer Sharma.

This is a surprising claim, given English football's success in stamping out the pernicious racist abuse from the stands that was so commonplace in the 1980s.

Poetry, in fact, engages Wilken near the end of his book, where he makes the surprising claim that Prudentius was the first Christian poet.

Mr Steinitz called the revelation that supposed allies of Israel had been spying on a friendly state "disappointing but not surprising", claiming that Tel Aviv has not collected intelligence on the US for "decades".

The basis for this surprising claim is that human beings share with certain insects — the bee, the ant, the termite — the remarkable capacity to sacrifice self-interest for unity and group defense.