Sentence examples for beyond contention from inspiring English sources
One thing is beyond contention, though.
When, in 1970, James Baldwin set out to write about "the life and death of what we call the Civil Rights movement," its failure seemed to him beyond contention.
With YouTube and other video sites serving up over a billion streams a day, it's beyond contention that web-based video is not only mainstream, but has become fundamental to the web experience.
The fact that conflicts of interest exist is beyond contention, and as a physician at Stanford I am required to report all income derived from my arrangements with the pharmaceutical industry.
There are a few strange things about this argument, even beyond the contention that American voters — 41 percent of whom described themselves as "conservative" this year, compared with 32 percent in 2006 — somehow deem Congress to be insufficiently liberal.
From Nixon to Bush and beyond, such contentions have seemingly passed muster with large swaths of both America's citizenry and its press.
Other points of contention, beyond what happens to Mr. Assad, included the issue of whether the resolution would support arms embargoes or other sanctions by United Nations member countries and how to word the resolution so it makes clear no outside military intervention is being authorized.
Mr. James's supporters pointed to the donations to Mr. Booker from beyond New Jersey to bolster their contention that he is beholden to outside business interests.
Beyond this critical value of contention window, throughput is traded off against reliability.
Although we cannot review it in full here, we note that evidence beyond the epidemiological literature support the contention that PM2.5 and UFP (a sub-fraction of PM2.5) have adverse cardiovascular effects [ 16, 17].
Having secured the scalps of Roger Federer, Tommy Haas and Ivan Ljubicic on the hard Californian courts in the past, there's a good chance Andy Murray will remain in contention for the title way beyond today's third round.
