If the differences have disappeared among the regulated institutions, she contends, why does the country need different regulators?
(If Aristotle's technology does not work, as MySpace contends, why does the News Corporation own part of it? A spokeswoman for the News Corporation declined to comment).
Even if the ballpark did help his output as the article contends, why wouldn't that make it even more logical for the Phillies to lock him up with a contract through 2016?
With this sort of attitude to contend with, why would anyone produce potential gift items that emphasise and celebrate science for its own sake?
But in many ways, the situation in Arkansas was a unique set of decisions and woes, piled one on top of the next, and a case study, some contend, in why this will not happen to states today.
And that, economists and investors contend, is why Germany and its Dutch stalking horse, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the president of the Eurogroup of finance ministers, were so adamant that depositors — large and small, Cypriot and Russian — contribute 5.8 billion euros ($7.5 billion) toward the 10 billion euro bailout of Cyprus's largest banks.
There are too many market forces to contend with, so why take the risk of guessing wrong on the commodity that's overbought?
As improved technology brings higher-quality downloads and high-definition video streaming, even the most persnickety orchestra and opera fans can find reasons to avoid live events: why contend with traffic, parking, audience sniffles or a plain old off-night on stage?
The book's name is a Hole song title, but also a fitting punchline for Schemel's entire life and the serious addiction she's had to contend with: the why, when, and how of her next hit.
