Sentence examples for contention for more from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Gold Butte National Monument in Nevada has been a site of contention for more than 15 years.

Scarborough Shoal, which sits amid rich fishing grounds, has been a point of contention for more than a decade between China and the Philippines.

Beckham would be in contention for more than 10 games if he arrived in time to face Manchester United, his former club, on 16 January.

After refusing to investigate that contention for more than two years, the governor last year acknowledged that some officers did discriminate and ordered a review.

More but possibly smaller point to point traffic flows with no need for intermediate manipulation or classification based on much reduced response times, rapid path, crew and resource allocation would represent a major advance and bring rail into contention for more wagon/carload or wagon group traffic.

Meanwhile, former Somerset director of cricket Brian Rose has refused to rule himself out of contention for a more permanent role at Glamorgan.

Mourinho, however, is safe hands when it comes to winning trophies and United remain in serious contention for two more in the Europa League and FA Cup.

A report by the National Evil Research Council (NERC) backs up Stalwart's glass ceiling contention in calling for more training and mentoring grants for women in evil science.

The World Cup winners Jérome Boateng (adductor) and Javier Martínez (knee) are out of contention for a few more weeks, Holger Badstuber is nursing a broken leg, the Moroccan Mehdi Benatia has only just returned to fitness after a lengthy lay-off.

The increase in the number of nodes in a WSN may cause more transmissions and more contention for the physical medium.

Dorgan noted that voters have been focused on cable television which has pressed for more contention in politics.