Sentence examples for the broad claims from inspiring English sources

Even some of the manual's early advocates now think that the broad claims of reliability were exaggerated.

M. MASAYA SELTZER, New York, posted on nytimes.com I have yet to see data that support the broad claims that more security equates to less diplomacy.

But what's so odd about the current volunteer movement is how the broad claims often made on its behalf run counter to the on-the-ground testimony of those, like Bruant, who actually do the hard work of ministering to the poor.

But such differences were not stated in the broad claims of Roslin's patent application, the appeals court judges decided.

Instead, we present evidence to support the broad claims of our analysis: i) the historical debacle of Argentina can in part be explained by bad trade policies; and ii) their manifestation is a marked anti-export bias and an inefficient import substitution model.10.10

The broad claim seems innocuous.

SCO has for months made the broad claim that Linux included large chunks of copied Unix code.

Yet the broad claim is the one that counts: Cameron described a world of threats – from economic chaos to terrorist attack – that only his party's commitment to "security" can match.

But it seems strange to me to pivot from that understanding to the broad claim that Milton Friedman misdiagnosed the Great Depression:You can argue that the Fed could have done more — it could have expanded its balance sheet even further, and/or moved into riskier assets, and/or done more to change expectations.

The broad claim that Plato or the Republic is feminist cannot be sustained, and the label 'feminist' is an especially contested one, but still, there are two features of the Republic's ideal city that can be reasonably called feminist.

Not to mention the broad claim that students and parents nationwide are willing -- or even eager -- to "sacrifice academic achievement and growth to get into a good college".