Sentence examples for can contend that from inspiring English sources

After all, any political group can contend that an audit reflects partisan politics.

No one can contend that light is inherently harmful to persons in the ordinary enjoyment of property.

Call me sappy all you like, but who can contend that a letter in the post isn't better than a stuffy text tapped out in a second?

In the face of these extracts from the opinion of that court it strikes me with surprise that any one can contend that in deciding the case it did not consider the question of interstate commerce.

Pricey-looking Elephants also benefited from the popularity of its literary source material, splashy marketing campaign and lead female, but team R-Pattz can contend that a chunk of the Twilight audience has a proven willingness to follow him into other genres.

But even if I'm wrong, no one can contend that falling interest rates will provide a tailwind for the economy in 2010 as they did during the early '80s.

During that time he has transformed them, not yet into the best orchestra in London, but into an outfit that can at least contend that title.

Whether he can contend with that is the question.

The critics contend that Can ada should nationalize its huge resources reserves, and disen tangle itself in general from the American economic embrace.

Moral naturalists can contend, indeed, that most people on seeing a U.S. dollar bill would arrive correctly and reliably at the conclusion that it is one.

Note that is also the maximum number of stations that can contend in a collision-free fashion.