Sentence examples for contending among from inspiring English sources

The utility is expected to dispute that sum, contending among other things that Enron is double billing it for some supplies.

Meanwhile, William M. Niemi, the former president of Dunmore Homes, has sued Mr. Dunmore, contending, among other things, breach of contract.

The group has released studies contending, among other things, that compelling banks to reduce their use of leverage — a move that would almost certainly reduce banks' profits — would cause a credit crunch.

The legal challenges had mostly concerned procedural matters, with litigants from Pelham contending, among other things, that Mount Vernon acted improperly when it approved a study of the property and rezoned the site to allow the project.

Soon after moving into 11 floors, the law firm sued the developers and lenders, contending, among other things, that the paving outside the building was unfinished, the facade incomplete and the elevators in need of repair.

The existing union, facing extinction, along with Phillips, filed objections to the outcome of the election, contending, among other things, that Major League Baseball aided the insurgent umpires and threatened to treat the union more harshly than the insurgents if the existing union prevailed.

Pope Leo XIII's Rerum Novarum (On the Condition of Labor), for instance, contends that "among the most important duties of employers, the principal one is to give employees what is due them".

Three will contend among themselves till one becomes the master of his colleagues.

The patients' lawyer, Lindsay Jones, had contended among other claims that Grady had illegally abandoned the patients.

As evidence, she has contended, among other things, that Mr. Monegan arranged two unauthorized lobbying trips to Washington.

His opponents contend, among many, many other things, that a neutral voice was needed in that job, and pointed to the W.M.D. intelligence disaster as a cautionary tale.