Sentence examples for wave of claims from inspiring English sources

The Birmingham case sparked fears of a wave of claims against local authorities and businesses.

But armed with those reserves, bank executives say they have ample resources to cope with the coming wave of claims.

Finally, by making it easier to file petitions for these fees, a wave of claims could come crashing over their heads.

This week's wave of claims against the Republican nominee suggest the possibility of a shift in how women think about sexual assault.

Lawmakers must also provide funds for the Children's Health Insurance Program, and reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program, which is facing a wave of claims from Harvey.

Solicitors who failed to warn of soaring ground rents on leasehold properties face a wave of claims for professional negligence, following Guardian Money revelations on a scandal that has engulfed thousands of unwitting homebuyers.

"What has happened here is representative of a new wave of claim culture where some employees file spurious actions regardless of whose reputation it may smear in the process.

"If it succeeds we will see waves of claims that businesses should be exempt from civil rights protection".

But new waves of claims were coming in, he added, including from aging Vietnam veterans able to seek help for ailments that may stem from exposure to Agent Orange, and from recent combat casualties suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injuries.

But in recent months Wonga has been hit by a wave of compensation claims, which cost the company £550 per claim to process, whether the borrower's claim is upheld or not.

The British public faces daily waves of claim and counter-claim over the UK's membership of the EU, but many are hard to substantiate.