Sentence examples for latter contention from inspiring English sources

While this latter contention is in dispute, it remains clear that campaign spending can and does have a significant effect on election outcomes.

Findings supported the latter contention.

The latter contention is more than disingenuous.

I find it hard to believe that a professional reporter from the New York Times would countenance the latter contention for even one second.

The absence of change in overall bootstrap support values with tree-dependent variable site removal in our dataset supports the latter contention.

More extensive investigations have not supported the latter contention, for example, in N. brasiliensis [ 24], S. mansoni [ 25] and H. polygyrus [ 26] infections.

The latter's contention that "Each soul is potentially divine, the goal is to manifest that divinity" particularly resonated with Harrison in its contrast to the doctrine of the Catholic Church.

This latter observation supports the contention that the EC20 uptake is mediated by activated macrophages, as previously shown [ 23, 25].

The 3rd placed Bulldogs take on plucky St Kilda (the latter still being in finals contention) while Geelong's home fixture against Adelaide could a barnburner.

Altman, who has frequently ribbed at Flagg for being a "trust fund baby," mentioned Flagg's grandmother Edith during the fight, and that seemed to be a major point of contention for the latter.

Occasionally, however, the administrative apparatus of the church came into competition with the government's, and during the latter half of the 13th century, contention between church and state increased sharply.