Sentence examples for 1 contends from inspiring English sources

William Safire ("Isn't It Rich?," column, Feb. 1) contends that President Bill Clinton's unsavory pardon of Marc Rich unjustly relegates Jonathan Pollard to a lifetime's incarceration.

Out of Africa 1 contends that earlier Homo species did in fact migrate from Africa before the evolution of H. sapiens.

One argument in support of proposition (1) contends that love (or willing the good for another) is inclusive in this sense: Even where it is logically possible for a loving relationship to come to an end, two persons are bound together in love only when their purposes and interests, even the conditions of their happiness, are so logically intertwined as to be inseparable.

Ms. Bass, 38, contends that there were problems from the start of her brief career.

Mr. Premji, 58, contends that Americans are blowing the issue out of proportion.

Mr. Quinn, 65, contends he lost nearly everything when the bottom fell out of the Irish economy.

Ms. Plew, who is 38, contends that Victoria's Secret stole, then mass-produced, her specialized design.

Collectively, yet2.com contends, the companies on its site account for nearly 10percentt of global spending on research and development.

MP3Board contends that it cannot be held liable for merely providing links to sites outside its control.

Whether the consumer genomics services are indeed medical tests or — as 23andMe contends — merely informational, is not just a regulatory issue.

One former hunger striker who supports the peace center, Pat Sheehan, 55, contends that its opponents are guilty of overstating the symbolic importance of the site to republicans.