Sentence examples for contends something from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Grant at the Center for European Reform contends something more than architectural adjustments may be under way.

He was raised to believe he was a citizen, his lawyer contends, something the state and federal authorities did not challenge during his seven years in the military.

While the private equity firms characterized the period from 2003 to 2007 as a time of big deal-making and collaboration, the Massachusetts lawsuit contends that something far more sinister was at work.

While some may feel that, in the era of Prozac and Ritalin, psychiatric syndromes and disorders are already overused for the living, Dr. Altschuler contends that something can be learned from applying modern diagnostic criteria to historical figures.

Achinstein (1983) contends that something can increase the probability of a claim without providing evidence for that claim.

Of course, their reticence begins to feel like a blessing after you contend with something like the recent rerelease of "There's Something About Mary," which now has six hours of commentary and extras.

But he is multi-platform, which, critics contend, added something to the fall-out with Summers at Harvard.

They also have the internet to contend with – something you didn't have to worry about back in the day.

When runners did make it on base, they had to contend with something else -- his deceptive move to first.

If the ballot measures do not pass, however, Mr. Schwarzenegger will have to contend with something less than historic success, a place he is not accustomed to.

But if you really are eager, to say nothing of desperate, for a long-term partner you may have to contend with something else — the tyranny of unwitting compromise.