Sentence examples for article contending that 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 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.

[A17.] Jury Awards No Damages to Isuzu A federal jury in Los Angeles found that Consumer Reports magazine made false statements in an article contending that the 1995 and 1996 Isuzu Troopers were dangerously unsafe but did not award any damages.

The next year, he was one of four Soviet scientists to criticize Dr. Andrei D. Sakharov, the Soviet physicist and rights advocate, who wrote an article contending that the United States might have to match the Soviet Union in nuclear weapons before effective arms-reduction negotiations could begin.

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.

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

The article contends that while Microsoft and Sony will both be showing off their new motion control devices (Natal and Move, respectively) at this month's mammoth E3 video game event, the attention of the world's press could well be diverted to 3D technology.

This article contends that these extra-market institutions always over-ride "inclusive" institutions in countries with diminishing returns economic structures.

Acknowledging that the thesis of airports as 'non-places' has been a useful provocation, the article contends that airports are in fact distinct spaces with particular kinds of atmosphere (of emotions, affects, passionate intensities).

Based on a case study of the popular plagiarism detection service Turnitin, particularly its "Legal Document," this article contends that plagiarism detection services should be viewed as digital archives.