Sentence examples for contests this point from inspiring English sources

The letter of concern directly contests this point: "Immunisations are performed on Christmas Island prior to departure.

As Harvard law professor Noah Feldman explains, Trump's defense is that he "didn't direct Cohen to commit the violations, because Cohen was Trump's lawyer and devised the payoff structure on his behalf". But Cohen is now directly contesting this point.

(8) The Obama administration did not contest this point in its briefs.

The party has vowed to contest this point through the Russian court system and, most likely, would not balk at taking it to the European Court of Human Rights.

If you'd like to contest this point, look at the movie Her, which is essentially about a lonely writer falling in love with his phone's personal assistant.

After all, we know that "Dancing With the Stars" is really just a popularity contest at this point.

Unlike 2008 when a great deal of enthusiasm was generated in the Obama-Clinton contest, it appears at this point much of that enthusiasm is lacking--for Clinton.

The town is effectively private property, and black people are forbidden from settling here (though Boshoff and his descendants contest the absolutism of this point in all manner of wiley, legalistic ways).

Stranger still, although just two contests have taken place at this point, a quick Google search for the number of delegates allotted to each candidate right now reveals a graphic showing Clinton with a stunning 394 delegates to Sanders's 44, even though he beat her in New Hampshire and drew her to a near-tie in Iowa.

It was hard to contest that point.

In any event, Intervest seemingly does not contest the point.