Sentence examples for One could contend that from inspiring English sources

One could contend that increases in gasoline prices caused the demand for homes to weaken, but the argument is not very compelling, and I do not recall a single mention of that possibility during 2007.

One could contend that we are all human beings with egos, only God can judge, and let he who is without sin cast the first internet call-out.

One could contend that people would expect additional benefits from physical activity participation other than these benefits.

No one could contend that an ASBO has never been properly or proportionately framed against an offender.

Certainly no one could contend that the interrogation faced by respondent bore any resemblance to the historical practices at which the right against compulsory self-incrimination was aimed.

Bluntly said, one could contend that your own digital traces dictate the boundaries of your personal reality, your bubble.

If you take the opposing view, that Aliyun is actually guilty, then one could contend (not unreasonably) that Google should have enforced the same takedown/interference for Haier, which could be a logical candidate for a similar "forked Android OS" (or incompatibility) accusation.

No one could argue that point.

One could argue that it's definitely physically demanding in a way that may be somewhat easier for a man to contend with than a woman, but it's also emotionally demanding.

One might contend that x-phi as explication preparation leaves this view unchallenged.

Conversely, one could also contend that defending the weak against the oppression of the strong is a moral duty that takes precedence over the right to be left unmolested.