Sentence examples for most contending from inspiring English sources

But LA offers one critical element that most contending cities do not: stadiums.

What possible argument is there that I'm wrong?" Landau estimated he had filed at least 30 complaints, most contending unfair treatment of girls, with the Office for Civil Rights, the division of the federal Education Department that enforces the gender-equity law known as Title IX.

Most contend that they squirreled away their windfalls to pay college tuition for their children or to supplement skimpy pensions.

And while most contended they still had a deep connection to the bonds of the military at large, they said the same stark contrasts between men and women existed whether on a military base overseas or around the dinner table.

And most contend that the Fed will follow suit in September with another quarter-point increase even though that meeting will occur in the heart of the presidential election season.

Yet doctors who consult to Pharma are not judged as harshly and most contend they are not influenced by industry money... Barbara Roberts: They are wrong.

But in most municipalities contending with rampant demolition, success has been hit-or-miss.

So added buy in from Samsung — whose high end devices are most often contending with iPhones for consumers' cash — is certainly helpful to its strategy.

In fairness, most critics contend that biotechnology won't alleviate hunger in the first place.

Mr. Giuliani's ambitions, most lawyers contend, require the approval of the State Legislature.

Most suits contended that the hotels did not properly disclose their surcharges at the time guests booked their rooms.