Sentence examples for as the contention from inspiring English sources

The defense has indicated that Mr. Adam will echo the politics-as-usual theme he introduced in opening arguments seven weeks ago, as well as the contention that no extorted money ever found its way into Mr. Blagojevich's pocket.

As new lawyers enter the fray, fresh claims are being added, such as the contention that AOL never disclosed the dire financial condition of its European operations (prior to its forced assumption of Bertelsman's stake in January 2002).More claims, and more defendants, will be added in the months ahead, lawyers say, before the claims are finally combined and a lead plaintiff is chosen.

The backoff time increases as the contention becomes more intensive.

That analysis is valid for DQMAN as the contention process remains the same as in DQRAP.

As the contention in the network increases, the delivery of each packet requires a larger number of transmissions to be delivered.

Although psychologists of this era have often been portrayed (notably by Boring (1950)) as using an introspective methodology, in fact Wundt, in particular, was very sensitive to standard criticisms of introspection, such as the contention that the very attempt to observe our own mental activities will itself alter them.

If (as was the contention in Part I of this series) the content of the high school curriculum is becoming obsolete, the methods we use to teach it are near fossils.

The latter point is debatable, as is the contention that Iconoclasm was particularly an expression of sentiment to be found in the eastern themes of the empire.

As for the contention that 99.9percentt of Chechnya has electricity, she said, "these are blatant lies".

As to the contention that the Marlins would be lost without Delgado, he was injured for 16 days recently.

And as for the contention that Ms. Caparas was a flight risk because she had ties to a foreign country, he said, "Like 180 million Americans do".