Sentence examples for tough claim from inspiring English sources

This is a tough claim to make in New York but totally untested.

Shelp said, "AIG had a notoriously tough claims department that is famous for finding reasons for sending policyholders away empty-handed".

But interspersed with his anecdotes about actresses is a much tougher claim from Mr. Spoto: that Hitchcock, so well known for his cool precision, could be inattentive, bored or worse while the cameras rolled.

But Sprint may find it tough to claim that access to the most advanced handsets is any sort of handicap.

Resurgent North Melbourne hung tough to claim a crucial 10-point victory over West Coast on Sunday and get their season back on track.

It's tough to claim your medium is ready for the big leagues unless you have some canonized holiday classics.

So if you're married, it's going to be tough to claim over $24,000 in itemizations unless you live in a high-value real estate market.

Robert M. Sandler, the senior claims executive who also oversees its homeowners coverage, said the company "is not tough on claims in the sense that we avoid paying claims we should pay".

But A.I.G. has a reputation in the industry as being tough on claims.

"Outsiders are going to have a tough time claiming they have standing to challenge what is going on".

There's a game to play and the tunnel-visioned Kings know full well that the fourth victory of any series is the toughest to claim.