Sentence examples for contentions concerning from inspiring English sources
Despite earlier contentions concerning DNA content and the presence of oogamy, the present results do not support a correlation between phylogenetic placement and genome size.
Furthermore, the relevant disciplines (psychology, cognitive science, artificial intelligence) were not then advanced enough to to support Kuhn's contentions concerning paradigms, or those disciplines were antithetical to Kuhn's views (in the case of classical AI).
Judge Posner rejected Apotex's contentions concerning seeding, stating " that there is no scientific basis for believing that seeding occurs……is obviously wrong".
The rise in global production chains, liberalization of global financial flows and stark inequalities in countries' political and bargaining power are at the heart of many of the contentions concerning contemporary global trade.
There is also a second major point of contention concerning the article, relating to what The Times considered the primary element: whether Mr. Witt was still a viable candidate for a Rhodes scholarship when he decided to play against Harvard.
The major points of contention concerning the efficacy of contour currents are (1) whether or not they are strong enough they flow at a speed of about 20 cm (8 inches) per second to build the huge thicknesses of sediment that make up the rises and (2) how the sediments get into the contour currents in the first place.
Another area of contention concerns the business savvy of Indians.
Another bone of contention concerned the "right to the city" – the growing political movement that seeks to enshrine the equal rights of all citizens at the heart of a city's governance.
The gag that seems to have caused a little contention concerns the show's fictional score keeper, "the lovely Samantha" – a prime source of innuendo – who was first introduced in 1985.
Another point of contention concerns precisely how, and by what means, the individual was beaten.
A major contention concerned the poll tax provisions; the Senate version included a provision that allowed the Attorney General to sue states that used poll taxes to discriminate, while the House version outright banned poll taxes.
