Sentence examples for the term claim from inspiring English sources

Women against the term claim that they are often labeled the term without warrant.

Mayer has distanced herself from the term, claiming that gender isn't really an issue in tech.

(For simplicity, we use the term "claims" to refer to data from both FFS Medicare and MA health plans, even though not all MA data are generated from requests for payment).

Some have protested the use of the term, claiming that Arabs too are Semitic people.

It's become so ubiquitous that some activist​s and artists have started speaking out against the term, claiming it portrays Chicago in a bad light.

Patel believes that shares of eBay will remain "range bound" in the near term claiming that "the shares deserve less of a premium on growth until the company demonstrates sustained operating leverage and margin expansion, stabilization in growth rates, purchase frequency improvements and ad expense controls".

The chairman has, however, moved to quell expectations and called for fans to be "realistic" about the prospects of the club remaining at football's top table in the long term, claiming only Manchester United and Chelsea are assured of a place in the league's top four every season.

As we gradually come out of the recession, the odds are that whoever wins this election will, at the end of his term, claim credit for a significantly improved economy.

But the burden of the term "legitimate claims" has given some people pause.

He also parsed the meaning of the term "fabrication," claiming it describes cases where an image is made up completely from scratch and intended to deceive.

In April, a petition was started by Indiana Kelly Edwards, a member of the advocacy group Wipe Out Transphobia, calling for the long running Sydney social night, Tranny Bingo, to drop the use of the term tranny, claiming it's derogatory.