Sentence examples for prominent contention from inspiring English sources

A prominent contention is that purported moral disagreements may result from applying a general moral value (about which there is no disagreement) in different circumstances or in the same circumstances where there is a factual disagreement about what these circumstances are.

Woods was not the only prominent player in contention.

Recent evidence supports the contention by prominent investigators that postprandial hyperglycemia is a critical determinant in the development of the oversized fetus [ 8], but these recent data also suggest that preprandial hyperglycemia is similarly a factor in fetal overgrowth.

It was based on the contention of a "prominent" German politician, Gunther Krichbaum, that the UK "cannot survive" outside the EU.

The available evidence suggests otherwise and supports the contention of a prominent U.S. medical educator that, "there is little doubt that a bias against IMGs has existed within graduate medical training in the U.S". [ 19].

Two prominent players were already out of contention -- Davis Love III (12 over), who shot an 81, and Greg Norman (17 over), who shot an 82.

Several of Lula's most prominent lieutenants were taken out of contention for the top job by a corruption scandal in 2005, when it emerged that party leaders had bought votes in the Congress.

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The trial centers on the government's contention that Mr. Pirro, a prominent and politically connected real estate lawyer, and his brother Anthony G. Pirro conspired to deduct $1 million in personal expenses as business write-offs.

In recent days, several prominent college coaches publicly withdrew their names from contention, including Bob Stoops of Oklahoma and Rick Neuheisel of Washington.

However, our results contradict the contention that DAF-16F plays a more prominent role in life span control than DAF-16A (Kwon et al. 2010; Bansal et al. 2014).