Sentence examples for continually contending from inspiring English sources
Under the Sayyid dynasty (c. 1414 51) the sultanate was reduced to a country power continually contending on an equal footing with other petty Muslim and Hindu principalities.
If a culture's traditions were continually challenged, he contends, the result would be anarchy.
After the 1948 election debacle, he blithely declared, "We are continually experimenting and continually learning," and he contended that the public opinion poll was "one of the most useful instruments of democracy ever devised".
During the 18th century the three Laotian states, which were continually at loggerheads, tried to maintain their independence from the Myanmar and Siamese kingdoms, both of which were contending for control of the western segment of continental Southeast Asia.
How is she contending the order?
All are top players for contending teams.
Although the Conservative opposition has continually attributed the increase to what it contends is a too-soft immigration policy, proposing that many illegal immigrants should be automatically detained and deported, refugee groups point out that the reality is far more complicated.
After all, they contend, many money managers program their computers to continually search history for price patterns, so it is quite likely that many of those turn out to be meaningless coincidences.
