Sentence examples for one contention is from inspiring English sources

One contention is that the United States was established by God and, therefore, the Second Amendment to the Constitution (which they allege guarantees individual gun ownership) is sacred.

One contention is that using clustering algorithms such as cd-hit 155, 156 or uclust 97 is sufficient to group similar reads together and thereafter proceed to annotation of these clusters without prior assembly.

One contention is that nuclear focus formation of repair proteins in baseline breast cancer tissues is a response to spontaneous DNA damage during cell proliferation and, in turn, may represent a marker of HR competence of cells to exogenous DNA damage.

One contention is that some subjects -- whether exposed or non-exposed -- would initiate this potential 'closed population' follow up, but would eventually not reach t 1 (for instance, in a sample of women interviewed at birth about an outcome event occurring during pregnancy).

One point of contention is whether new episodes of returning shows, including popular ones like "The Office" and "Heroes," are affected.

One point of contention is the timing of different sets of elections.

One point of contention is the city's new $125 million arts complex, the MuseumsQuartier, which houses museums and a performing arts center.

One point of contention is whether the teachers' work day will be extended by 45 minutes, as the city has proposed, or by a half-hour, the union's position.

One area of contention is the government's apparent attempt to downplay the scale of Roma settlement in the UK, which critics maintain has prevented it from accessing EU funds to aid integration.

"There's increasing pressure, and some of it is very subtle, on people to limit the size of their families to as few as one child – my contention is that there's another side of the coin to explore," he says.

One point of contention is the use of mobile technologies that replicate bird songs.