Sentence examples for contended that it would from inspiring English sources
Proposed legislation failed because of opposition by some lawyers and activists who contended that it would hurt women.
The food-selling industry also contended that it would be too complicated for stores to have to program their registers differently in the city than elsewhere.
Nevertheless, the idea gained support among some psychiatrists who contended that it would help identify people who bring misfortune on themselves because of unconscious motives.
Opponents of the measure contended that it would have violated the requirement that amendments to the state constitution cover only a single subject.
Kessler contended that it would do irreparable harm to Belichick's career if he were forced to wait a year to get another job in the league.
Respondents who were asked to discuss their reasons for supporting a national primary generally contended that it would make the process shorter, neater and, surprisingly, cleaner.
He contends that "it would muzzle all the states in advance forever".
Ericsson had specified that the turret be lowered in the event of a storm, contending that it would seal itself against its brass ring.
The Bloomberg administration opposes it outright, contending that it would not reduce childhood lead poisoning and questioning its cost.
Fans of Facebook may contend that it would be folly to value this growing business based off its current performance and limited data.
