Sentence examples for contention made by from inspiring English sources

Goodell took issue with a contention made by Smith that the share of revenue going to players has gone down since the 2006 deal was struck.

In its ruling, the Constitutional Council found that the law would not create a "right to a child" for same-sex couples, a contention made by some opponents of the legislation.

I believe the founding fathers would turn over in their graves at the absurd contention, made by some, that it would violate the First Amendment to deny a federal office seeker the opportunity to buy what the 1934 law calls, without defining, "a reasonable amount of time".

Mr. Thompson did not directly address the most incendiary contention made by Mr. Tenet in his book, "At the Center of the Storm: My Years at the C.I.A.," which was that certain members of the Bush administration were intent on going to war regardless of the intelligence gathered about unconventional weapons.

The fourth paper, published in Nature by evolutionary biologist Edward Holmes and co-workers at Oxford University, analyzed an altogether different contention made by Hooper: that the odd shape of the evolutionary tree formed by different strains of HIV supports the contaminated polio vaccine theory.

He rejected the contention, made by then-GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney, that Russia was the most serious threat to U.S. interests.

And it's ripe for a fisking, so let's attempt to enumerate the contentions made by Kinsley here.

One can summarize the contentions made by the ad thusly: 1) man works for GST Steel, 2) GST Steel gets acquired by Bain Capital, 3) man loses job when the plant at which he works is closed, 4) yadda yadda yadda, 5) man's wife dies because they no longer have health insurance.

Lastly, s/he should summarize all the contentions made by his/her side and possibly provide mention what the debate was mainly about.

He said he had embarked on his research after failing to find any documentation to support a contention made during the trial by John Rose, a Compaq Computer executive and Microsoft witness, that the 70,000 applications were the reason that Compaq shipped Windows with its computers.

Any terror attacks appear to have been averted, and two of the best-reviewed movies in contention were made by women (Andrea Arnold's American Honey and Maren Ade's Toni Erdmann).