Sentence examples for contend that the extent from inspiring English sources

Although the markets have been impressive, some investment advisers contend that the extent of the rally is unwarranted.

Mr. Howard, like Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, is now waging political wars at home against both the public broadcasting system and against those who contend that the government exaggerated the extent of Iraq's inventory of weapons.

Some academics contend that the Justice Department's guidelines underestimate the extent to which small concerns and potential entrants may discourage market leaders from raising prices.

Eric Posner of the University of Chicago law school contends that, to the extent the majority relied on the RFRA, "Alito's legal argument is stronger than Ginsburg's".

Although housing activists contend that the rejection of vouchers is creating a housing problem, the extent of the problem is hard to measure.

However, we cautiously contend that the identified programming needs may be generalized to a certain extent.

We contend under these circumstances that the state—that this is an illegal process; that this man's rights have been violated under the Fourteenth Amendment, and finally, we contend that the State has failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt to any extent to implicate this man in this case.

They contend that the mainstream ecological movement is concerned with various environmental issues (such as pollution, overpopulation, and conservation) only to the extent that those issues have a negative effect on an area's ecology and disrupt human interests.

I contend that the reverse is true.

Still, some conservatives contend that the issue is unsettled.

But consumer groups contend that the increases have been higher.