Sentence examples for contention meaning from inspiring English sources
There is no restriction on how many candidates can place their names in contention, meaning the ballot could generate a free-for-all, without some party discipline.
Before the game, they found out they had been eliminated from playoff contention by the Houston Rockets, meaning that the only job they had left was to play Washington Generals to Kobe's one-man Globetrotters.
It is noteworthy that the conception of sentences as meaning representations echoes Montague's contention that language is logic.
The champions duly hammered Scotland by 30 points in Edinburgh, meaning Wales were out of contention and that England needed to beat France by 26 points to take the title.
Another point of contention is whether the audit would be forensic, meaning that the results could be used in a subsequent prosecution of wrongdoers.
The basis for disagreement concerning ECT is descriptive, meaning that facts are the point of contention.
Expect the severe conditions to thrust the best players to the forefront, meaning there may not be many left in contention by Sunday morning.
The Magnolia course at Walt Disney World Resort has surrendered birdies all week, meaning anyone whose game was sharp could vault into contention.
Storrie's great "bone of contention" is that Godley has already plundered her life for routines, meaning "there's so much personal material I can't do".
"Support the Girls" spans a day in Lisa's life, meaning Hall gives a different type of performance than anyone else in contention for Best Actress.
