Sentence examples for is not contending from inspiring English sources

But four of his largest shareholders say he is not, contending that he is hard to reach and that he does not return their calls.

Mr. Robledo is not contending that Milan paid higher interest rates, but rather that the banks profited illegally in arranging the deal.

Through the British Open, according to CBS, it has averaged a 4.7 rating in tournaments when Woods contends or leads, but a 2.7 when he is not contending or playing.

In contrast to most such recent episodes, however, the Israeli Army is not contending that it was under fire in Yabed on Sunday night when its troops responded with live ammunition.

Let's face it, as long as Tiger is in the field — even if he is not contending as an elite-level player — he eclipses those players who are much better and more deserving of the attention.

It is not contended that there is any express law for it; and nothing should ever be implied as law, which leads to unjust, or absurd consequences.

That authority seems inherently unreliable — not necessarily because the narrator is lying but because what he or she says is not contended by anyone, and so can run into vagueness, inaccuracy, and partiality.

But the opinion appeared to allude to them when it said, "It is not contended on this appeal that any victim knew or should have known that the investment and customer statements were fictitious".

We're not contending right now.

The Mets are not contending this season, a path they chose with their moves last winter.

Quickly, the coach cut five veterans who were not contending for starting positions.