Sentence examples for contesting that it from inspiring English sources

Andy also points to how through most of the 1990s only Juve or Milan won La Scudetto, although he does ruin everything by contesting that "it is harder to win a league where your main competition cannot be guaranteed to lose points to other teams, as is the case in Scotland".

Andy also points to how through most of the 1990s only Juve or Milan won La Scudetto, although he does ruin everything by contesting that "it is harder to win a league where your main competition cannot be guaranteed to lose points to other teams, as is the case in Scotland". Would you know the title and artist on the Champions League football theme tune? asks John Campbell.

Perhaps because much of his fortune is earmarked for a charity (in June, Buffett signed philanthropic commitment donations for more than $30 billion, representing over 85% of his net worth), he lost a challenge to a 2003 appraisal valuing the home at $700,000, contesting that it was worth a mere $500,000.

Regardless of what you think about the Quick Bar in the newest version of Twitter for iOS, there's no contesting that it's definitely captured tech pundits' imaginations for the past weekend or so.

But an informal association of neighborhood residents is contesting that contention, and it has hired Mary Dierickx, a preservation consultant.

Viacom is contesting that fine.

But you can't contest that it is factual.

However, W.E. contests that it was actually because his other son was sticking it to a colonial.

They settled for an amount that White is not allowed to disclose, but he will not contest that it was a low number, hardly six figures.

It was originally called "Don't Deny" – Turkey still contests that it was not a genocide, and this title was deemed too political by Eurovision organisers.

"They don't contest that it might lead to the demise of the whole center," he said of child welfare officials.