Sentence examples for definite contention from inspiring English sources
Now the former Queen's Park teenager is in definite contention for the vacancy at Scotland's left-back berth.
Not definitive, just definite.
Until Thursday, Mr. Crist, a Republican whom Mr. McCain said he had considered for the vice-presidential slot on the ticket, kept what appeared to be a definite distance from the McCain campaign, and made remarks — including one disputing Mr. McCain's contention that the voting process here was subject to fraud — that were clearly unhelpful to Mr. McCain.
The basic contention of Russell's theory of descriptions is that a proposition containing a definite description is not to be regarded as an assertion about an object of which that description is a name but rather as an existentially quantified assertion that a certain (rather complex) property has an instance.
Although there may be contention regarding the impact of lowering glycemia on macrovascular disease risk, there is strong consensus of the definite benefits of lowering blood glucose to reduce the risk of retinopathy and nephropathy in either type 1 or type 2 diabetes (2, 3).
To increase the transmission efficiency, EDCA uses transmission opportunity (TXOP) limit, a definite time interval in which a station can transmit any number of frames with short inter-frame space (SIFS) without contention.
BP disputes that contention.
