Sentence examples for contend that the process from inspiring English sources

Akamai officials contend that the process is much more sophisticated than caching.

The protesters want the company to stop seismic testing, and they contend that the process used to extract shale gas — hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking — could pollute drinking water.

But labor advocates contend that the process still kills and maims many workers each year and results in the contamination of shorelines with asbestos, oily waste, toxic paint and other dangerous materials.

Critics contend that the process risks exacerbating the college admissions arms race, as wealthy students, aided and abetted by consultants, create mega portfolios to improve their odds.

This is significant from an assessment standpoint, as we contend that the process of asking students to communicate their understanding of scientific phenomena is a worthwhile activity, regardless of whether automated methods will be employed to assess these responses (e.g., Chi et al. [1994]).

But critics contend that the processes for recovering the low-grade petroleum called bitumen are particularly harmful to the environment.

Person-environment interaction models contend that the processes and outcomes of aging are strongly dependent on the physical characteristics of the environment [ 11, 12].

Airbus contends that the process will make for easier repairs.

To the Editor: Jochen Bittner contends that the process for awarding the Nobel Peace Prize is basically sound, with "a group of Norwegian ex-politicians" choosing the winner.

The Obama administration dismissed the claims of a cover-up as politically motivated and contended that the process of developing the talking points was concerned not with politics but with differences between individuals in the State Department and Central Intelligence Agency regarding the yet-to-be-understood nature of the attack.

The Environmental Protection Agency has kicked off a 2-year study to investigate natural gas' effect on drinking water, but the natural gas industry contends that the process is safe, and no further studies are needed.