Sentence examples for have never contended from inspiring English sources

Our players have never contended that strong in majors.

Of the remaining teams, most have never contended for the title and most have lost money.

"They've never contended with anything but visibility".

The government has never contended here or in any other case that Microsoft obtained its market position unlawfully.

These Mets have never seriously contended, and the depth of their talent lags far behind that of the Phillies and the Atlanta Braves.

Fortunate and few are the gardeners who have never had to contend with groundhogs -- or woodchucks, as they are called in some parts of the country.

Not only had Waite never contended at this event, the final major every year, he had never made the cut in four attempts, and none of his eight rounds had been in the 60's.

Now the leaders in Beijing, who have never enjoyed surprises, must contend with a man whose primary attributes, aside from a propensity for bluster, seem to be belligerence, impulsiveness, and illiteracy when it comes to foreign policy.

Springfield, Provincetown, Worcester and Somerville have contended that they have never denied out-of-state heterosexual couples marriage licenses, and to do so with same-sex couples would be discriminatory.

The president's advisers contend that they have never seen a force as cohesive, well-trained and ideologically driven.

Federal officials contend that they have never taught profiling and that police departments that use racially discriminatory tactics are misapplying the D.E.A.'s intelligence reports.