Sentence examples for contend much from inspiring English sources

Making matters worse, they contend, much of the food is bound for wealthier nations.

But they have lost their last four series and might not have the starters to contend much longer.

And they contend, much like the Republicans, that Mr. Gore's post-convention balloon will deflate as the campaign continues.

As a result, linguists contend, much of the English-speaking world knows little of other countries and cultures.

It is, Google executives contend, much like the personal computer industry around 1984.

With this trend, he contends, much that was wonderful about black culture has been sacrificed in the service of corporate interests and new forms of cultural expression tied to visual technologies.

Prasad contends much of the Chinese investment in T-notes and other U.S. government debt is driven by a lack of other options.

But Shope, a playwright and accomplished mime, contends much of what elementary and high school students compose today is shallow and unimaginative--shortcomings the founder of the Marina del Rey-based coMimey, MediaMedia, believes he can correct.

(Rather bizarrely, Ignatius, in this same piece, contends, "Much as I would criticize Obama, it's wrong to say that both sides are equally to blame for what's about to hit us," even as he does just that. If he was sincere in his belief, the correct response isn't to send the piece to his editors to be published, it's to type "CTRL-A, DELETE" and then check into a rehab clinic).

Twenty-five years later, few contend that much has been accomplished.

Critics contend that much of the higher cost is driven by the city's current ward-by-ward system of garbage collection.