Sentence examples for a second contention from inspiring English sources

A second contention, emphasized by the 13 state attorneys general, is that the new law amounts to an unprecedented encroachment on the sovereignty of the states.

A second contention in support of voluntary euthanasia was mentioned at the beginning of this article, namely the importance of promoting the well-being of persons.

It is unclear, however, whether the second contention is an essential part of the cosmological argument.

Sachs's second contention is that the untrammelled competition of nations must be replaced by cooperation.

According to the second contention that proponents of options often make, about half the companies that award options give them to all of their employees.

Quinn's second contention — that weakened justification in the superiority of one's perspective has the promising potential for fostering religious tolerance — has also been challenged.

He takes aim at Jacobi's second contention by demonstrating how the "purified Spinozism" or "refined pantheism" embraced by Lessing is, in the end, only nominally different from theism and thus a threat neither to religion nor to morality.

As far as the second contention, that vitamin D decreases inflammation, certainly in vitro studies indicate 1,25(OhasD3 has potent anti-inflammatory properties.

Although Pearce [ 19] -- again favoring the POR -- revisited the dispute only a few years ago, the debate per se seemed to have died away, being outshined by the second contention, namely, as to which methods would be best to model prevalence data.

A second area of contention surrounds the treatment of the creditors of failed companies that would be seized and dismantled.

A second point of contention is whether the S statistic and the entropy H = -sum_x f_x log(f_x) are 'equivalent'equivalent