Sentence examples for credible contention from inspiring English sources

Yalom's entertaining (and credible) contention is that the booting of the vizier and the coronation of the queen are linked to the rising status of women in medieval Europe: "The miraculous Virgin, the chess queen and the beloved lady grew up together and reinforced one another," she explains, referring to the cult of the Virgin Mary and the tradition of courtly love.

People are tired of Labour, most certainly; and they clearly consider today's Conservatives credible and in contention.

But three jurors now say that others made racist remarks during the trial; if Judge Gary A. Nickerson of Barnstable Superior Court finds those contentions credible, he could order a new trial.

The FACS results lend credible support to our contention that enhanced BA degradation is mediated via TOL plasmid activation, which in turn, is related to the cell density of the "competing" species.

We have not been able to identify any credible support for this contention.

He interpreted the Moody's report as bolstering his contention that "a credible agreement means the spending cuts must exceed the debt-limit increase".

Regarding al-Aulaqi Cato Institute Chairman Robert Levy said bluntly: "The imminent-threat contention isn't credible".

1. "There is no credible evidence to support Mr. Allen's contention that Ms. Farrow coached Dylan".

There is clear evidence from large scale experiments and incidents that transition from deflagration to detonation is credible and has occurred and it is the contention of this paper that deflagration is only the first stage in many major vapor cloud explosions and that detonation is readily foreseeable.

He wanted to sound firm and forceful, but his voice rose when he insisted his opponent's contention of being a fiscal conservative was "just not credible".

His contention that Falun Gong belongs to a tradition dating to White Lotus is credible.