Sentence examples for contention from from inspiring English sources

"My client's contention from the beginning was that the DNA test would have been exculpatory," Mr. Collini said.

He also referred to the relocation of the trial, already a source of contention, from the Bronx to Albany.

In fact, the more yourself you are, the more money you make" -- an astonishing contention from a jazz musician.

"This just supports our contention from the beginning that this is all a farce, a politically motivated trial and trumped-up charges," Mr. Anwar said afterward.

Montreal has approved plans to dump eight billion litres of raw sewage into a major river running through the city, despite contention from environmental groups.

Stenson has spent the past two months frequently in contention, from the British Open to the Bridgestone Invitational to the P.G.A. Championship.

One might expect such contentions from defense lawyers.

The changes, which Microsoft described as "refinements," are a bid to blunt widespread contentions from technology and legal experts that the original was riddled with loopholes.

Our results demonstrate that our middleware can maintain desired utilizations in face of uncertainties and variations in task execution times, resource contentions from external workloads, and permanent processor failure.

Earlier the PSTP contribution from the Southern California Institute of Architecture, "A Confederacy of Heretics," opened amid contentions from SCI-Arc's own director, architect Eric Owen Moss, that the show was timid and disappointing.

That effectively removed Britain from contention for economic posts.