Sentence examples for again contends from inspiring English sources

The two officers were called to the meeting at the attorney-general's request, although the Pentagon spokesman again contends that they were not involved in any strategic planning; they were merely there, he says, to provide expert opinion about "hostage situations".

A decade on from the subprime crisis, Kalagas notes, cities worldwide are again contending with risky housing bubbles.

Lithuania was able to again contend as an independent country at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona.

The Wings will again contend for the Stanley Cup, which they won in 2008 and lost by one goal last spring.

And the hip-hop business is again contending with an outlaw reputation that the music simultaneously exploits and condemns.

With that, residents and town council members protested yet again, contending that the holiday decorations tilted toward Christmas.

I am not a betting man, but anyone can see that Manchester United will snag a Champions League spot with ease and may once again contend for the title.

As local officials counted ballot by ballot, and chad by chad, the candidates and their top aides again contended for the moral high ground.

The Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets will again contend in the Western Conference Miller on the health of the Rockets:  "It will be interesting to watch the health of the Rockets.

We're sitting in a Thai restaurant in Los Angeles, not far from Fairfax High School, where Sidney has just started his senior year and where his team will likely once again contend for the city and maybe the state title.

The Reds, the Pirates and the Brewers should again contend for the lower half of the division, but will the Cubs join them or will they rise up to their designated level?