Sentence examples for continues to contend from inspiring English sources

The strategy is defensible, however, given the way Seattle has let its stars go and continues to contend.

Mending the frayed relationships with Washington will be difficult, however, as the bank continues to contend with a series of regulatory missteps.

He continues to contend that CBS violated his contract by failing to give him sufficient work after removing him as anchor of "CBS Evening News" in March 2005.

It, along with I.C.H. and other big investors in First Executive, continues to contend that First Executive's junk bond portfolio can be extremely profitable, despite the recent plunge in junk bond prices.

Kellogg has promoted Special K as a high protein cereal for more than 35 years, he said, and continues to contend that it can help retain muscle while losing fat when eaten as part of a regimen that includes exercise.

He takes over at a time when the museum continues to contend with the lingering effects of the economic downturn; citing a lack of money, it recently canceled plans to mount a New York version of "Art in the Streets," a show of graffiti and street art now under way at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.

"I continue to contend that I acted ethically and properly" throughout the episode, he said.

His lawyers continued to contend on Wednesday that he is not competent to stand trial.

These companies continue to contend with fallout from the financial crisis.

But CBS called that interpretation invalid and continued to contend that its documentary was accurate.

Government supporters continue to contend that signatures were fraudulently collected in a three-day signature "repair period" ending Sunday.