Sentence examples for contends as from inspiring English sources

Consolidation means cheaper access to capital, he contends, as well as lower insurance premiums and the ability to attract national customers.

The psychic crisis she has observed in adolescent girls (and, more recently, in preschool boys) is, she contends, as old as Western civilization itself.

The I.M.F.'s "market fundamentalism" -- placing much faith in freewheeling markets -- has not worked, he contends, as much as the economic policies of nations like Malaysia, where government intervention provided protection from the worst of the East Asia crisis.

The suit contends, as have an international Truth Commission and others, that he and Mr. Garcia obstructed the inquiry into the killing of the women and of government opponents.

These were given, the suit contends, as kickbacks for referrals.

So, he contends, as an underdog "insurgent" candidate, he need only do "well," not beat Mr. Gore outright.

Looking for his first victory on the PGA Tour, Flesch played the third round of the National Car Rental Golf Classic like someone who had contended as often as Woods has.

An equally talented younger generation of Finnish players has failed to emerge, and it may be a while before the Finns contend as steadily as they have at every Olympics since 1998.

This chapter presents an analysis of those questions, including the various legal landscapes with which clinical trial sponsors must contend, as well as practical considerations for sponsors and drug companies to consider.

The Satellite Sentinel Project contends that as many as eight mass graves have been dug in the area since June.

But Smith contends that as long as you approach people politely, there's no need to worry.