Sentence examples for contend that much of from inspiring English sources

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

Some experts contend that much of the high-end spending before the recession was fueled by money borrowed by people who were trying to live beyond their means.

Critics of the experimentation contend that much of Africa has neither the regulatory agencies nor the regulations required to ensure that biotechnological research does not harm the environment.

But Ms. Wilson and her publisher, Simon & Schuster, contend that much of the censored information is in the public domain — and that the suppression of information is itself part of Ms. Wilson's story.

Mr. Bush and many administration officials contend that much of Social Security's problems could be solved by letting people divert some of their payroll contributions to private investment accounts they might manage for themselves.

American and European producers contend that much of that decline represents the effect of Chinese government subsidies and Chinese dumping of solar panels below the cost of producing them, which means that a negotiated settlement could need to push prices up significantly.

The Telegraph contends that "much of blame belongs with France" because its has been inadequate".

He contended that much of the content of the Bible was determined by the peculiarities of Hebrew history from the time of the Exodus onward.

He contends that much of painting, photography, the cinema, and the arts evince not so much a "style" as a "look".

The White House has contended that much of its business is exempt from the Privacy Act, and that many lawyers from both political parties have long said so.

Campbell contends that much of the problem about his image rests with journalists, that they have often misread or misinterpreted his behaviour.