Sentence examples for contending from from inspiring English sources

Three minutes after kick-off, however, is was difficult to tell the contending from the floundering.

Mr. Powers has contended from the beginning of his investigation that his role is to produce an impartial report.

While Amazon.com famously started as a bookseller, Bezos contended from its start that the site was not merely a retailer of consumer products.

But for Earl Williams, Mr. Faison's father, who had contended from the beginning that his son had been beaten, the indictments were a vindication of sorts.

But the antiwar forces, who have had to contend from the start with the widespread belief that their position is unpatriotic and unsupportive of American troops engaged in deadly combat, must now bear the additional burden of arguing with success.

Clifford's Rule derives its moral validity, one might contend, from that intellectual goal.

It is contended from this that there are three possible mechanisms of theft that emanate on transit systems and their nearby environs.

He also published an article titled "Talking About Hundred Schools of Thoughts Contend From Genetics" in Guangming Daily on April 29th , 1957based on his speech at the meeting.

It has contended from the beginning that Gross was only setting up Internet access for the island's small Jewish community, which numbers about 1,200.

Carnesi has contended from the first day of the trial that Alite has used information about murders and other crimes that he has gleaned from numerous other sources, including his crew members, news accounts, official court transcripts, as well as private investigators and FBI agents, and used it to fabricate accounts that include Junior.

But American producers collectively remain a long way from contending for green car leadership.