Sentence examples for He contended it from inspiring English sources

And, he contended, it appears to be trying to poach independent pharmacies.

Instead, he contended, it simply regulated how Americans paid for health care that they would invariably consume.

Indeed, he contended, it would have been impossible for a nearly blind person to make the journey and then slaughter an animal in the pitch black of night.

Far more than the Sex Pistols, he contended, it was the Pop Group who most dramatically impacted on young Australians.

In July 1999, a Hempstead village police officer extinguished the temple's outdoor ceremonial fire, because he contended it was a code violation.

"I have nothing to hide," he said during the primary, scrappy as ever as he contended it was he, not the Justice Department, who was Youngstown's anticorruption champion.

He contends it has nothing to do with race.

In the meantime, he contends, it has enabled him to "look around the corner" and prepare for a dangerous future.

Citing John Carey's reluctant love of Waugh's Decline and Fall, he contends: "It's one of the good things about the study of literature: taste trumps prejudice".

Though he contends it can be done, "the weatherization folks are going to have to quintuple their effort in order to put that money out," he said.

Rather, he contends, it is reacting to more specific risks associated with individual companies, like Xerox, that are experiencing problems with earnings or with their overall businesses.