Sentence examples for contend since from inspiring English sources
The cold and rain with which they have had to contend since the earthquake was only too evident yesterday.
Mailing new absentee ballots to overseas and military personnel would violate those voters' due process rights, the Republicans contend, since some 1,600 absentee ballots have already been mailed, and some have been filled in and returned.
So, according to condition (c), a spy threatened with torture lest he relinquish crucial military secrets who then poisons himself did not commit suicide, some would contend, since the spy's captors compelled him to take his life.
So-called "birthers" contend since the last presidential election that Obama is ineligible to hold the nation's highest elected office because, they argue, he was actually born in Kenya, his father's homeland.
Thomas, who was found liable for harassing a former team executive, Anucha Browne Sanders, has contended since the trial said that his statements were edited and taken out of context by Browne Sanders's lawyers.
Consequently, he contends, since the conclusion of the kalām argument is false, one of the premises of the argument in all likelihood the first is false.
The idea is arbitrary, Mendelssohn contends, since one can legitimately distinguish between what is independent or self-standing (das Selbständige) and what obtains or persists for itself (das Fürsichbestehende).
Xander Schauffele missed the cut at The Players and has not contended since winning January's Tournament of Champions, while a share of 10th in Mexico is Tiger Woods' best return of the year.
Scott, who hasn't seriously contended since his back-to-back victories in Florida five months ago, was two shots behind at 7-under 206.
The workers contend that since the July election, management has fought them and dragged its feet at every turn.
