Sentence examples for contends working from inspiring English sources

Claudia Goldin contends ("Working It Out," Op-Ed, March 15) that news reports are wrong, and "the truth is that a greater fraction of college women today are mixing family life and career than ever before".

"And there are many more characters to contend with, working off their own scripts".

How do miners contend with working in confined spaces and the dangers associated with underground labor?

In the end, the suit contends, Mr. Eisner worked with Mr. Ovitz to ensure that he received the full severance.

And on International Women's Day, Mr. Abascal, a conservative Roman Catholic, angered people across Mexico when he contended that working women were at risk of becoming too masculine.

The authors contend that working longer and retiring later can generate powerful benefits for aging baby boomers and the workers in their wake.

which the automaker contends was worked out with approval from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, is to install a trailer hitch on Jeeps that do not have them and inspect vehicles that already have hitches installed.

Contending actors working on other movies used to receive a get-out-of-jail free card, removing them from the circuit's obligations.

We contend that working in biostatistics using complex neuroimaging data to solve the biggest puzzle of them all--understanding the human brain--is a worthy alternative.

This is a system, Donald Fehr of the players association contends, that is working just fine.

Alston, Quinn contends, is essentially working off of a pre-Kantian model of religious belief when he encourages religious exclusivists to sit tight in the face of peer conflict since, in the absence of any objective basis for determining which perspective is right, the exclusivist has no sufficient reason not to do so.