Sentence examples for contention made on from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the day, Golic on "Mike & Mike" criticized Simmons' contention, made on Colin Cowherd's radio show Wednesday, that LeBron James' skills might already be on the decline.

That being said, don't steal the contentions made in that debate word-for-word.

A set of studies have been made on the optimization of the initial size of the contention windows to evaluate the impact of the exponential backoff.

(Whether the appeal was made on behalf of, or in consultation with, the Swedes is a point of contention).

That, at least, is the contention that Ben Carson attempted to make on Thursday when asked about the likelihood that he will become the next president of the United States.

Several circuits have upheld the government's contention that making a false statement on the 4473 is, in and of itself, a violation of the law, regardless of the intention or additional facts in the case.

Croft will be in contention to make his debut against Hibernian on Saturday should he receive international clearance.

The 19-year-old, who was recently called up to the Australia national side, is in contention to make her debut against Arsenal on Sunday.

Tommy Martyn, St Helens Irelandd stand-off who has not played since the Challenge Cup final in April, is in contention to make a surprise return against Wigan on Friday night.

Both players will report for training with immediate effect and will be in contention to make their club debuts at home against Bath on Saturday afternoon.

Both are now back in contention and Rae made a comeback late on at Almondvale, although he is desperately short of match-fitness.