Sentence examples for green contended from inspiring English sources

Mr. Green contended that it was record spending for a Senate primary in any state.

And, speaking to BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme, Green contended: "There is no-one to stand in front of them, this should have been done when the SPL had jurisdiction, and they didn't do it.

Green contended that the opposition had been drummed up by the hotel owners, who have been locked in a legal battle with Weintraub over the hotel lease.

In his History of Cricket, Green contended that the "Surrey committee must be held accountable for a degree of idiocy rarely met with even in the realms of cricket administration" for the way they dealt with Crawford, "one of the world's most prodigious all-rounders".

"The Xbox is not a gaming console," Green contends.

Ms. Green contends that the license may test positive even when no cocaine is present.

Mr. Green contends that Mr. D'Amato has consistently used his position to attract campaign gifts from wealthy interest groups, and do favors for them in return.

Mr. Bishop and Mr. Green contend, for example, that the infamous boom and bust in tulip prices in Holland in the 17th century was not an example of sheer madness.

Mr. Green contends that higher fares, long waits and stations that appear to be neglected cause a downward spiral, discouraging ridership and providing incentives for the railroads to further neglect or even close stations in the city.

Green contends that this good is pursued because it affirms man to himself as a rational, self-satisfiable human being (PE 279).

The Greens contend that emergency contraception is tantamount to abortion because it can prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the womb.