Sentences with phrase «outrageous claim like»

To make outrageous claims like «our company saved X amount of dollars» is difficult to prove or disprove, and as Mr. Ross K. so astutely pointed out — therefore deemed illegal.

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When you say something like this, there must be thousands of evidende to back up your outrageous claim.

Despite what religious nutters like you may think, there is no reason to try to disprove an outrageous claim.

Religious: Of course we'll use such criteria like demanding evidence and not believing my neighbor until he proves to me otherwise when faced with such an outrageous claim... but we won't use it with my god.

We sit eating up every scrap of gossip and whilst most of us have become cynical enough NOT to believe the paper talk and journo rubbish, I would bet my house that when you, like me, read the outrageous claims that we are about to bid for Isco, or that Cavanni wants to make a transfer to Arsenal, you may not believe it but you do wish that it would happen, that anything would happen, while our rivals fans have a January period of realistic hope, all us Gooners get is tantalising titbits from the papers that never amount to anything solid.

The Sports Illustrated cover wasn't as outrageous at the time as some claimed — sure, it was funny as hell to see a prediction like that, but baseball teams run in cycles, and the Astros» farm system was ready for harvesting.

A lot of dating experts make outrageous claims — like they've been good with women since before they could even talk — but not David DeAngelo.

There's no place for mawkishness in a film like this; such elements might have worked had the movie claimed to be a realistic portrayal of young adults, but when you have a character as outrageous as Stifler, that's clearly not the case.

Jason Bedrick: Well, right now they're banging their spoons in their highchair like they usually do and making really outrageous claims.

The crazy specs, the outrageous claims... these things can become a bit of a blur over time, much like the supercars they represent.

The reality is that the most established companies like Hill's, Purina, Royal Canin, Iams, Costco (and don't stone me, I know I've left out other good companies) really don't make outrageous claims on the packaging or in their advertising.

Wixen Music Publishing, which represents hits by the likes of Neil Young and Tom Petty, is suing Spotify for at least $ 1.6 bn — claiming that the platform is illegally under - paying songwriters while handing «outrageous annual salaries to its executives».

In addition, Maduro has made outrageous claims, like saying the government had raised $ 5 billion in the first few weeks of its petro pre-sale, but offering little information about the supposed investors.