Sentence examples for contentions which from inspiring English sources

But lawyers for Mr. Gill presented evidence contradicting those contentions, which Judge Lederman found persuasive.

He and his partisans published hundreds of articles and books allegedly proving their contentions, which effectively deny the achievements of biology for at least the preceding century.

After all, one of her key contentions — which Gray does not choose to discuss — is that women will always be second-class citizens until they are able to support themselves.

Teams pursue this protection despite the N.F.L.'s contentions, which are widely disputed by outside experts, that multiple concussions do not leave players more susceptible to future concussions and do not pose long-term risks.

"Most fields of normal science could pull from the shelf dozens or hundreds, if not thousands, of studies testing their various hypotheses and contentions, which had been conducted over the past decades or century, and hand them to the court," Michael Saks wrote in "Modern Scientific Evidence".

"Most fields of normal science could pull from the shelf dozens or hundreds, if not thousands, of studies testing their various hypotheses and contentions, which had been conducted over the past decades or century, and hand them to the court,'' Michael Saks wrote in "Modern Scientific Evidence".

Memorials can be places of contention, which keep alive history through debate.

The two juries rejected his contention, which Ms. Maples denied, that he had permission to let himself into the apartment.

There is no evidence to support this contention, which is an example of the general ageism rooted deeply in society.

In 1996, 15 years after his first shot at the Kentucky Derby, Mr. Black went back there, on In Contention, which was out of contention, coming in 16th.

The only way for McIlroy to regain his confidence is to play his way into contention, which creates this conundrum: which comes first, self-belief or results?