Sentence examples for contending that it would from inspiring English sources

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.

Russia opposes independence for Kosovo, contending that it would set a precedent for other breakaway states.

Some people in Uruguay remain opposed to the bill, contending that it would increase marijuana use among the young.

In February, Pepsico Inc. filed an objection to the takeover with the French Government, contending that it would stifle competition.

AIDS-treatment advocacy groups have fought the measure, contending that it would discourage people from being tested and seeking treatment.

He contends that "it would muzzle all the states in advance forever".

Fans of Facebook may contend that it would be folly to value this growing business based off its current performance and limited data.

For now, Airgas contends that it would be better served by remaining independent.

Critics contend that it would give convicted murderers unfair opportunities to appeal.

Yet some food experts contend that it would be virtually impossible to test 1,500 recipes in just 10 months.