He contends that if a subject — famous or otherwise — is uncomfortable with a portrait, it is probably not really because of modesty, or concern about appearances, but because the subject has not picked the right painter.
The NSA contends that if a communication between two Americans makes it to this point, it is deleted as soon as it is discovered.
This unsubstantiated argument contends that, if an acre of corn in the American Midwest is used for ethanol production, then, somewhere else in the world, an additional acre must be used to grow corn.
In that way, Facebook contends that if even a small percentage of users create groups, most people on Facebook will end up in several groups.
They contend that if a license were granted using the royalty rate imputed from the damages sustained on appeal, the case could cost eBay much more.
Steinberg et al. (1991) contend that if a child regards her parents as, for instance, responsive and warm, this is what matters, regardless of how the parents characterise themselves or appear to outside observers.
WHY do you think this reporter contends that "if anyone could build such a train, it is probably Mr. Musk"?
The stockmarket, for now, appears to lean Bernstein's way, for AIG's market capitalisation has risen to nearly $200 billion in the past week.Bernstein contends that if AIG were valued on a par with more ordinary insurance companies, it would be worth $135 billion-150 billion.
He contends that if the religious hypothesis is a live hypothesis, the option with which it confronts us is necessarily also a genuine option i.e., it is momentous and forced.
Hollywood contends that if, for example, consumers want to download a copy of a movie they already own, then they must pay additional fees for the digital version….
But he contended that if an infusion of cash would keep Interfaith open until it could be reconfigured, "that would be a relatively inexpensive price to pay".
