Sentence examples for contending that it will from inspiring English sources

Yahoo has resisted Microsoft's overtures, contending that it will not negotiate unless Microsoft raises its offer.

Intel executives have talked for a couple of years about creating PC-like TVs, contending that it will take the horsepower of a mainstream chip to play high-definition movies well on bigger screens.

Lawmakers and homeowner advocates have criticized the arrangement, contending that it will let the banks avoid making all wronged homeowners whole, because the contractors are paid by and answer to the banks.

There have been signs of growing unease in the movement anyway about the third-party possibility, with many contending that it will ensure the election of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is leading in national polls among the Democratic contenders.

The mall's supporters contend that it will generate jobs and tax revenues, but its critics argue that Nassau County does not need another mall, that it will adversely affect stores already established in other shopping centers and that it will drive out smaller local merchants.

Many say it will be adequate; others contend that it will be weak.

The opponents contend that it will permit the development of human clones from stem cells.

The nation's president supports the project for economic reasons, but environmentalists contend that it will harm ecosystems.

Critics of the Roosevelt charter school contend that it will drain money and talent from other schools in the district.

The oil companies deny that their project will pose any danger to the whales, and contend that it will improve life for the island's 591,000 residents.

Experts in favor of the approach contend that it will reduce the amount of virus that is spread among birds and possibly to humans.