Sentence examples for contends not only from inspiring English sources
Now SCS Energy, based in Concord, Mass., contends not only that it can build the world's first such plant and get it to work, but also do so profitably, despite costs that could approach $5 billion.
The government contends not only that he dealt drugs — he was once described as the Asian counterpart to Pablo Escobar, the Colombian cocaine king — but that the agents who offered him free passage were not allowed to do so.
We have certain knowledge, Mendelssohn contends, not only of ourselves but also of the limited scope of this knowledge.
Playboy contends not only that Excite is selling its trademark to advertisers who are presenting banner ads for hardcore pornography sites, but that the actual search results for the Playboy trademark returns links to Excite-created adult entertainment directories.
As the writing is from a Mexican-American immigrant's point of view, this feminism contends not only with the stereotype of gender, but of class and race as well.
Like Cuisine Cucina and Soho Bistro before it, Sedona must contend not only with formidable nearby competition, but with its own rather unfortunate configuration.
Now she had to contend not only with the routine depredations of nature -- too much rain, too little rain, unexpected frosts, insects -- but also with ravenous beasts.
David Brooks writes that while Samuel A. Alito Jr. was at Princeton, he had to contend not only with "irresponsible" fellow students but also "disorderly and disrespectful" liberal students.
The combination has worked well for Mr. Imai and Ms. Yamamoto, who contend not only with lack of space but also with long distances.
In our conversations, Ryan lamented the fate of the modern pitcher, who has had to contend not only with performance-enhanced hitters but with certain changes to the rules of the game.
The author of widely praised biographies of Henri Matisse and Sonia Orwell, Spurling is left to contend not only with a great body of Buck's unreliable autobiographical works, but also with a dearth of documentary evidence and an absence of intimates.
