Sentence examples for article contending from inspiring English sources

Times editors defended the article, contending that Victim 1's identity was already widely known in his community and that someone would have to be motivated to identify him through the Internet.

The Washington Post's website now prefaces the article with three rebuttals, a response from the authors defending their work, and a peer-reviewed article contending that the findings "were biased and that the authors' data do not provide evidence of non-citizen voting in US elections".

But others purported to see hidden meanings in the article, contending that Democrats like Lockyer really intended to raise taxes, instead of cutting government spending - but were too timid to say so.

In early December 2007, at a time when Hillary Clinton was tracking 20+ points ahead of the Democratic field in national polls, I published an article contending that Hillary Clinton was an inherently weak candidate, a beatable candidate, and that Barack Obama would be a stronger match against Republicans.

The Globe found itself further embroiled in the fight when the online Drudge Report posted an article contending that the reporter who wrote the Elliott piece, Michael Kranish, had been "Commissioned to Write Official Campaign Book Foreward -- While Covering Kerry".

In 2008, the LA Times published – and later retracted – an article contending that Rosemond and other associates of Sean Combs (AKA Diddy) arranged the attack as payback for Shakur's rejection of Combs's record label.

The article contends that the Fire Island Association represents all of Fire Island's 4,000 property owners.

Her article contends that the public has become "much more accepting" of strip clubs.

The article contends that excessive corporate risk-taking is not caused by this bailout-associated moral hazard.

This article contends that the insights of modern textualism and public choice theory make that assumption harder to sustain.

"In the 1980's light beer is not the only thing that is less filling," the front-page article contended.