Sentence examples for contends which from inspiring English sources

What is more, Mr. Berner argues that the deleveraging process is much further along than Mr. Hatzius contends, which will encourage consumers to start spending again.

Moreover, Beckett contends (which contradicts my view) that "newspapers do not determine the broadcasters' editorial agenda to anything like the degree that their proprietors might hope".

Heat drives crop loss, Carleton contends, which can cause ripple effects throughout the Indian economy as poor harvests drive up food prices, shrink agricultural jobs and draw on household savings.

Heat drives crop loss, Carleton contends, which can cause ripple effects throughout the Indian economy as poor harvests drive up food prices, shrink agricultural jobs, and deplete household savings.

But after every spike of fear must follow a longer period of calm, Mr. Golden contends, which, he argues, is a perfect scenario if your bias is to always bet against fear.

Mr Putin wants to build a new USSR, he contends, which would cost Mr Yanukovych real power.

Bureaucratic structures had deadened the moral sense of ordinary German soldiers, he contended, which made the Holocaust possible.

The fair would serve as a means of job creation and lead to a growth in tourism, he has contended, which is hardly lagging in the city.

And that has indeed happened to stocks, some investment advisers contend, which were trading at about 12 times earnings as the quarter ended, compared with a long-run average of closer to 15.

Painting was publicity, he contended, which made it akin to contemporary advertising; the nineteenth-century nude with the come-hither glance wasn't so different from the twentieth-century pinup.

Like Augusta, Tiger can play Pebble Beach one-handed and contend, which I think he'll do.