Sentence examples for contended that with from inspiring English sources

But he contended that with a Socialist Government in power, the real cause for each action was political.

Fox contended that with progressive scanning, the picture quality was more than good enough even at current screen definitions.

And while many Western observers regarded Medvedev as being entirely subordinate to Putin, McFaul contended that with Medvedev as president — even though he was "pretty constrained" in that position — U.S.-Russia relations were more cooperative.

In its civil complaint, the S.E.C. contended that with Mr. Milken's help, the Posners had secretly arranged to "park" Fischbach stock, or place it with Mr. Boesky, to conceal their intention to seize control of the company.

Representative Joe Walsh, running for re-election in Illinois, contended that "with advances in science and technology, 'health of the mother' has become a tool for abortions of any time or for any reason".

A number of participants at the conference contended that with the quick spread of ideas in an Internet age, Silicon Valley companies no longer have a first-mover advantage.

Many contend that happened with Bill Bradley during his unsuccessful campaign for president last fall.

The Sealift Command contends that, with that one exception, everything is running on time.

He contends that with adequate resources, he could create such a machine within five years.

Mr. Weiss contends that with enough practice tests, you won't need to retake the real thing.

The industry contends that, with economic growth still relatively weak, more regulation of banks would be wrong.