Sentence examples for further contending from inspiring English sources

The most fervent advocates go further, contending that overall tax receipts should rise even as rates fall.

An aide to Mr. Tobias, Bill Ash, went further, contending that Mrs. Tobias had confessed to killing him by spiking his pasta sauce with crushed Ambien.

"Once it became clear that tech valuations were insane," he said, "it became immensely easy to outperform if you simply asked yourself: Can I get value out of this stock over time?" Managers like Duncan Richardson of the Eaton Vance Tax-Managed Growth fund go a step further, contending that an active manager's ability to consider valuation is a crucial advantage.

But it goes further, contending that introspection provides an awareness of physical and mental properties, in sensations, as inextricable.

Prosecutors further contend that Ms. Stewart lied to investigators about the reasons she sold her 3,928 shares.

Friedan further contended that a woman could have a successful career as well as a family.

The government was also negligent, the plaintiffs further contended, by not having adequate equipment on hand to fight that fire.

The suit further contends that CMJ fraudulently transferred its assets to another corporation to shield them from Metropolitan.

Ahlerich further contends that, despite the claims of "Pros and Cons," N.F.L. players are in fact arrested at a lower rate than young men in the general population.

The author further contends that when Mr. Obama faced a choice between siding with banks or with homeowners in the mortgage crisis, "he was sticking with the banks".

The theory further contends that when tax rates reach a certain critical level, further increases have such a dampening effect that they actually cause tax revenues to decrease, for a time, at an accelerating rate.