Sentence examples for contend anything from inspiring English sources

Those who contend anything can be found on the Web may be right.

"The charges do not contend anything at all relating to the food produced at the farm," he told me.

Essentially, Anglin's lawyers contend, anything a serial harasser writes on his site that stops short of "fighting words," a true threat or incitement ― even if the publisher's intent might be to incite an online mob to cyberbully someone into trauma therapy ― is protected by the First Amendment.

Not that our lovers have to contend with anything that feels like a real obstacle.

The airlines, several in bankruptcy or near it, contend that anything that raises the cost of travel decreases demand, and thus their prospects for profitability.

The Rockets, who were not expected to contend for anything this year other than avoiding the worst record in the West, seemed more interested in Lin because of the international fanbase they built up during the Yao Ming years than anything else.

The team concludes that at no point did Alexander's engineers contend with anything close to 10 meters of water.

I contend that anything that can and is created in unlimited amounts cannot possibly retain value.

I'd read thinkpieces on online harassment in the aftermath of #Gamergate but never thought in a million years that I'd ever have to contend with anything similar.

"They've never contended with anything but visibility".

The questioning of Mr. Rupp touched on two of them: trying to prove that the industry hid the adverse effects of secondhand smoke and trying to prove that the industry promoted "independent research" that the government contends was anything but.