Sentence examples for many contentions from inspiring English sources

We're all just people; I couldn't wrap my head around why anatomical differences have engendered so many contentions and inequities.

I've had many contentions with my linguistic lexicon, and have struggled with my verbal manifestations of language.

On the other hand, too large window size covering many contention change will mix highly contended objects with lowly contended objects many times and thus harmful ordering occurs many times.

In his uncritical review of Nicholson Baker's deeply flawed book "Double Fold" (April 15), David Gates endorses two of the author's many unsubstantiated contentions.

The MID, denoted with (bar {d}_{text {tr}}), describes the behavior that after how many transmit contentions in average a tag's ID can be successfully delivered to the reader.

But with so many in contention, it may take a superb round to win.

He said the commission would carefully compare the report's findings with the raw D.M.V. data "to see if there is actually any basis for many of its contentions".

The rise in global production chains, liberalization of global financial flows and stark inequalities in countries' political and bargaining power are at the heart of many of the contentions concerning contemporary global trade.

"With so many guys in contention, you don't have a chance unless you play well".

And with so many players in contention, it was difficult to predict what would happen.

I know I can't win every week, but I think I can put myself many times into contention".