Sentences with phrase «truth to these claims»

The graduation rate for students who take longer than four years provided an element of truth to the claim.

There is no doubt truth to these claims when demand for labor approaches supply.

At some point in the past, there might have been a fair amount of truth to this claim.

And there is some actual truth to their claims of ancient mediterraneans travelling to the new world.

Even if there's not a shred of truth to claims of global warming, the kinds of steps scientists recommend to mitigate its affects are all positive goods that we ought to be doing anyway.

There is no truth to these claims and it is unfortunate that we need to respond to these false accusations.»

There is some truth to the claim that Protestantism thrives within an apocalyptic vision of life, while Catholicism prefers to speak of nature and nature's purpose — but this is too simplistic.

As much as I hate to admit it, there is some truth to the claim that mine is a consumer - driven generation that has grown so accustomed to made - to - order experiences that we sometimes struggle with the messy, imperfect relational dynamics of church.

Yet there may be some truth to the claim that Ann Landers is about as helpful in teaching me to live well as Stanley Hauerwas.

Prior I would have investigate the truth to your claim if it were not for the confessions of Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin that Stargate is an adventure military science fiction franchise

«In this instance, there is simply no truth to the claim that Trinity and anybody associated with The Omega Code infringed on anybody's copyright or intellectual property, and certainly not Mrs. Fleener's,» May told CT..

What is the truth to these claims?

If there is any truth to this claim that he has already agreed to take charge at Juve, that in turn would suggest that the Bianconeri have admitted Allegri is leaving and Arsenal should be monitoring the situation carefully if they harbour ambitions of appointing the 49 - year - old as Wenger's successor.

But is there any truth to the claim that eating dates towards the end of your pregnancy can ease labor and make for an easier birth?

Mr. Halloran is one of the most colorful characters on the City Council, and his bio includes the fact that he is the leader of a local Pagan group, had a videotaped confrontation with a ticket agent, and sparked a Department of Investigations inquiry after he claimed that he personally knew of sanitation workers who deliberately sloughed off snow removal during a blizzard to protest Bloomberg administration policies (the investigation found no truth to the claims).

Washington (CNN)- Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski told CNN on Tuesday she is «concerned» that the most recent charge of sexual harassment against Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain «is not an isolated incident» and that he should quit the race if there is any truth to the claims.

Deputy Inspector Martine Materasso said there was no truth to claims about a slowdown among officers.

Was there any truth to the claim?

A new study from Aarhus University has now documented that there is some truth to the claim by parents of children with ADHD that their children have more difficulty falling asleep and that they sleep more poorly than other children.

There may be some truth to these claims, says W. Chris Winter, MD, a neurologist and sleep medicine specialist — that is, provided the formula contains lavender.

There may be some truth to this claim.

So is there any truth to the claim that mothers in their 40s are too old to nurse — or that their breast milk is unhealthy?

In reviewing these studies, in certain conditions there is truth to some claims that Apple Cider Vinegar may be helpful in assisting health goals.

Is there any truth to these claims?

When you next hear about the Devel Sixteen, there will be some truth to its claims — at least about the engine, because famed street car and Pro Mod engine builder, Steve Morris Engines is the shop behind the quad - turbo, sixteen - cylinder insanity.

I've been mulling over whether there's truth to the claims that everything is getting worse for indies.

We wanted to see if there was any truth to that claim, so each of our cities is ranked based in part on the percentage of residents leaving for work before 5 a.m.

We thought we'd see what percentage of residents leave for work before 5 a.m. to see if there's any truth to that claim.

Is there any truth to these claims?

First of all, there is no truth to the claim that corn is a «bad ingredient» per se.

There's some truth to the claim; in 2014 the League Of Legends Championship brought in more viewers than both the NBA Finals and baseball's World Series.

There may be some truth to the claim that the sugar companies carried out or funded anti fat research, but Greenpeace doesn't really carry out climate science research or fund it, certainly not in any quantity.

It just bears no relation to the truth to claim that because America has been successful, that we are responsible for those who have not been.

While federal courts in California had put restrictions on sonar use off the state's coast to protect whales, the Bush Administration stated there was no truth to the claim that sonar is harmful to whale populations.

If there was any truth to the claim that CO2 is heating the Earth, one would have to ignore all of its previous ice ages that were followed by natural warming periods, including the most recent mini-ice age from about 1300 to 1850.

So to conclude: Independent researchers have shown that there is no truth to the claim that cooling stations were removed, in fact evidence suggests that if these stations were included, warming would be shown to be slightly greater.

If there was any truth to the claims that global warming stopped in the last 10 years, or since 1998, or since 1995, or whatever the latest claim is, then we can see from the earlier 20th Century example that we would already be seeing clear signs of that in declining trends over the last several 30 - year periods.

If there isn't one, perhaps that's because there's no truth to the claim that valid «thinking like a lawyer» is somehow a process that is qualitatively different than valid «thinking like a [insert the field the law student ostensibly earned his or her undergraduate degree in, where the student has one]».

There is some truth to those claims, naturally.

If there is any truth to these claims, China may become an afterthought in the world of cryptocurrency sooner or later.

While there is some truth to that claim, the rest of the email should be ignored.

The Loom Network is vying to be the premier Ethereum based gaming and social app development platform, and if there's truth to their claims they could get there sooner than anyone can believe.

And there is truth to the claims.

But is there any truth to this claim?