Sentence examples for contentions that from inspiring English sources

Of particular concern were contentions that church leaders had mishandled investigations into the accusations.

"He makes contentions that are ugly and very divisive," she said.

There is no need, however, to consider these or other contentions that may point in the same direction.

Our sample is derived from literatures on American Middle East contentions that examine instances of conflict mitigation through public diplomacy and soft power tools.

[476 A.2d 1230] We are well aware of the many possible implications and contentions that may arise from our decision.

In contemporary economics, there are perhaps only two contentions that enjoy the endorsement of the entire discipline.

Assemblywoman Jackie Goldberg (D-Los Angeles) took issue with Republican contentions that removing the sales tax cut would hurt the poor.

What resonated with voters were contentions that foreigners accounted for a disproportionate share of Swiss crime.

It is among this book's central contentions that "few deserters were cowards".

But both involve contentions that serious harm would follow from publication.

Mr. Hughes also rejects contentions that voice analyzers are mere props to scare suspects into confessing.