Sentence examples for contends one from inspiring English sources

Unless one rejects set theory already, Lewis contends, one would not find the criterion plausible.

Last January, for instance, Nichola Davis-Wideman moved from one apartment to another in Yonkers, and she contends one of the movers stole her VCR.

In fact, the memo contends, one of the company's biggest challenges will be finding ways to continue motivating employees who in many cases are so wealthy from their Microsoft stock that they no longer have an economic need to work.

Consequently, given the mutually exclusive relation of intrinsic reality and emptiness, if intrinsic reality is granted even a conventional reality status, Candrakīrti contends, one has to reject emptiness as the ultimate truth (M 6.34, DBu ma 'a 205b).

Among other things, Clancy contends one scene called for coral reefs in Chesapeake Bay, where none exist.

The lawsuit contends one of the building's strengths is its radical departure from the prevailing architecture of its day, which favored sleek outlines and glass and steel.

By the end, three bidders were contending, one of them on the phone from Belgium.

[Page C4.] Parmalat contended one $80 million loan from Bank of America was not really a loan at all because the company had to deposit $81.6 million in the bank.

Even many of Telehin's Ukrainian colleagues disagreed with him, contending one horse bone is much like another.

As a result, the HFT workloads interleave much contended operations with rarely contended ones, which reflect strong and weak investment signals, respectively.

Hall contends that one on one ethnographic research (in the environment or context where the behavior will happen) is a more authentic way to understand users.