Sentence examples for in contends from inspiring English sources

The House I Live In contends that, in towns such as Otisville, prisons have become a critical part of the local economy, which means there is an economic imperative to maintaining a high prison population.

I've been impressed by how resilient many people are in contending with late-life challenges.

Nonetheless, Mr. Florio is not alone in contending that New Jersey is essentially a newspaper state.

There's pleasure, too, in contending with her, or amplifying her.

He wasn't fearful, only uninterested in contending with the blond woman and anything she thought she knew.

He said that Mr. Bergier erred in contending that rejected Jews were sure to die in concentration camps.

But the expert reports do not in most cases seem to go as far as the defectors in contending Iran had foreknowledge of the attacks.

The Justice Department, the company said, "would be wrong in contending that S.& P. ratings were motivated by commercial considerations and not issued in good faith".

"These corporate courts have no place in our democracies and we welcome the stance of the dissenting Belgian regions in contending them".

In contending that military tribunals are needed, Attorney General John Ashcroft has suggested that defense lawyers like Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. could tie the civilian system in knots.

"We underperformed in the last 72 hours/final stages of the last two elections," the task force said in contending that television commercials were no longer enough.