Sentence examples for contention regarding from inspiring English sources
Dewey did not dispute Lippmann's contention regarding journalism's flaws or the public's vulnerability to manipulation.
Dr. Ablin cites two studies, each reported in The New England Journal of Medicine, to support his contention regarding the lack of utility of P.S.A. screening.
How any of this could work powerfully enough to charge a device without being dangerous to humans or pets was the main point of contention regarding uBeam until today.
One bone of contention regarding Bank of America's purchase of Merrill has been the gap between when senior executives knew or should have known about Merrill's troubles and when the bank's shareholders should have been told.
In the same interview, Schulman makes no bones about her core contention regarding the study of creative writing: "I hate MFA programs; I think they're terrible for the culture and that they hurt people's writing".
The other point of contention regarding T. edmontonensis is its ankle, which Galton claimed was damaged and misinterpreted, but which was regarded by William J. Morris (1976) as truly different from T. neglectus.
The primary bone of contention regarded two proposed additions to the sailing rules by the cup's current minder, the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron.
Another point of contention regarded the conversation at the airport, which had caused Kulesza to yield.
One specific point of contention regards the role of the FFA and the aIT in these two tasks.
However, one point of contention arises regarding states whose compulsory school age requirements are below 18 years old.
However, Ellis writes that the example set by Argentina could suggest an opportunity for the Venezuelan government to score a victory against the Catholic Church that it finds itself in contention with regarding its interference with politics.
