Sentence examples for which you claim from inspiring English sources

False positives, of which you claim to be an example, pose their own dangers.

The "sound science" for which you claim a need is already there.

All improvements must be placed into service during the year in which you claim the tax credit.

He wrote, "The nuances of feeling and observation in a poem may well call for certain liberties which you claim the poet has no right to take.

The story was that of Communism, which perpetrated "the intellectual sin of the century: passing judgment on the fate of others in the name of their future as you see it,... concerning which you claim exclusive and perfect information".

Also, the commission — which you claim has "utterly failed to do its job"— mandated a reduction in the total allowable catch for Northern bluefin to 13,500 tons in 2010 and 12,900 in 2011 from 32,000 metric tons in 2006.

You probably wouldn't give an interview to the BBC four days later in which you claimed the electorate "didn't like what was being offered" because your kid brother looked like he was "moving backwards".

Perhaps it's because you were just exposed on ABC's Primetime Nightline for stuffing your reading of an ABC correspondent with personal facts that were publicly available with a simple internet search, but which you claimed were revealed to you by spirits.

He urges people to file claims as soon as possible, as there is a six-year limit on the charges for which you can claim.

"In fact, F.I.S.A., which you repeatedly claim is 'outdated,' was precisely the tool that helped disrupt this plot," Mr. Reyes said.

Circumstances under which you can claim include serious illness or death of the policyholder or a close relative (policies vary in how they define "close relative", so check your documents).