Sentence examples for poses contention from inspiring English sources

Inimical to the neoclassical perspective, it poses contention and raises questions as to how and why this migration occurs.

In no case should history be chiseled to fit the contention posed by Bob Bostock, a former Nixon aide working for the advisory panel.

Research Challenges A threat to workload inference on IaaS clouds is posed by resource contention by other users, which can systematically result in biased readings of performance metrics.

The American Petroleum Institute called the study a validation of the energy industry's contention that fracking poses little risk to drinking water.

Today, in a hearing before the State Supreme Court, Mr. Skakel's lawyer, David Grudberg, argued that the juvenile court should have considered other factors, like his contention that Mr. Skakel "poses no danger to the safety of the community".

Because peroxisome proliferation has not been established as an obligatory step in the carcinogenicity of DEHP, the contention that DEHP poses no carcinogenic risk to humans because of species differences in peroxisome proliferation should be viewed as an unvalidated hypothesis.

Opponents said fumes from the plant could pose a health hazard -- a contention the city disputed -- to a community that has one of the highest asthma rates in the nation.

John Lampe, Firestone's chief executive and president, strongly disputed Ford's contention that the tires posed a risk.

The forewoman said the jury had not agreed unanimously with the government's contention that Mr. Mohamed posed a "threat to the lives and safety of others".

Judge Paul Gutman of Los Angeles County Superior Court held that no evidence supported Mr. Davis's contention that the convict, Robert Rosenkrantz, poses a continuing threat.

Mr. Greenspan bluntly challenged the administration's contention that big budget deficits pose little danger or that the government can largely offset them through faster economic growth.