Sentences: 1. Womens sport already receives a lot less coverage than mens sport , and it is important to promote the success that women achieve .
2. Professional cheerleaders detract from this .
3. Women are very talented at sport , as demonstrated by Venus and Serena Williams in tennis , Paula Radcliff in athletics or Nastia Liukin in gymnastics .
4. However , when people see cheerleaders they are more likely to view womens role in sport as one confined to looking pretty on the sidelines .
5. This is further true considering that many of the women participating in professional cheerleading would no doubt be very talented at other athletic pursuits .
6. The perception of women as on the side-lines is so ingrained that most womens sport teams do not have a cheer squad and in several high schools in the US , cheerleaders have been uncomfortable when asked to cheer for girls sports teams .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
Cheerleading denies women a more central role in sport

Sentences: 1. The spread of AIDS in the 80s and 90s showed that education and information is more important than ever as exemplified by the slogan in the British 1980s advertising campaign to prevent AIDS AIDS : Dont Die of Ignorance .
2. The campaigns were credited with credited with changing behaviour through warnings on adverts and informing through an information leaflet .
3. This shows that education can work even when starting from scratch .
4. Giving sex education in schools is crucial to the spread of information to each successive generation , and may be supplemented by frank discussion at home .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
Ignorance about sex is the primary cause of the spread of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)

Sentences: 1. Not only would those who are able to pay for an organ enjoy a much better chance at recovery , but there would be more time , space , and resources for the people who could not afford to do this privately .
2. Allowing the sale of organs is merely an extension of this principle and provides utilitarian benefit .
3. Meanwhile , in the US , private healthcare is the norm .
4. There is , however , a general understanding that the NHS in the UK is overburdened and that increased private healthcare would help to balance this .
5. Critics have understood this as the government prolonging waiting lists until the patients remove themselves either by going private , or dying .
6. The ethics of private healthcare are not in question here ; indeed , the UK government has stated that as many people as possible should be encouraged to pay for private healthcare in order to relieve the strain on national resources .
What claim can be made from these sentences?

We already recognize the benefits of individuals who are able to pay for their healthcare doing so.