Sentence examples for contended any from inspiring English sources

By this logic, the lawyers contended, "any certification that fails to take into account the results of an ongoing manual recount could be set aside immediately".

On the other, residents contended, any increase in traffic back-up is cause enough to scrap the project.

They contend any political retaliation plot was Wildstein's creation.

By increasing the risk of default, they contend, any debt ceiling automatically violates the public debt clause.

Therefore, they contend, any settlement with Mr. Merkin should benefit all eligible Madoff victims, not just Mr. Merkin's clients.

Under federal law, the suit contends, any van used as a taxicab must be accessible for people with disabilities.

The Democrats contend any bill that restricts the access of women, of all faiths, to reproductive health services amounts to sex discrimination.

He recalls little news coverage — indeed, the New York Times reported on the die-off only once, a year after it began — and no public interest beyond local residents, who were happy not to contend any longer with the urchins' painful sting.

They contend any premium increases are a small price to pay for the new rights to care patients would get.

Republican campaign strategists and activists said the reason is twofold: Trump is highly unlikely to defeat Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in Illinois, a traditional blue state in presidential years; and they contend any Trump tarnish won't extend all the way down to the General Assembly campaigns at the center of the Nov. 8 state GOP strategy.

It contends any decrease in bookings may be the result of seasonality, bookings closer to the date of travel and a change in how properties show up after a search, which factors in the property owner's rate of response, among other things, Hoefar said in an email.