Sentence examples for warring claims from inspiring English sources

Is the future just an unending battle of warring claims?

All this has moved beyond the simpler days of art movements, trends and warring claims for the supremacy of one medium or another.

Thus Barack Obama and Donald Trump don't simply represent successive Presidencies; they personify rival genealogies of our current moment, warring claims to history.

In his time as Independent foreign correspondent, Tanner covered Bulgaria, Slovenia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Bosnia, Romania and Hungary, and warring claims have left him sceptical about assertions of ownership when we just don't know who arrived where first.

If cutthroat economies prompt more innovation, why, Kenworthy asks, is innovation relatively modest "in other nations with relatively high income inequality and low-to-moderate government spending, such as Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and the United Kingdom?" For self-evident reasons, it is difficult for a political columnist to adjudicate these warring claims.

After the war he went to England (1761 63) to help negotiate the settlement of colonial war claims.

Gilligan was hardly the first reporter to question the government's pre-war claims.

The bridegroom's father was an international lawyer in New York who specialized in war claims cases.

However just the cause, we should mourn for all that is lost when war claims its wages from us.

One result is that, as the war claims fewer American lives, Iraq is fading from TV screens.

Asked about the 80-page report, officials of the Greek Foreign Ministry said that Greece had no intention of mingling war claims with the current financial situation.