Sentence examples for proper contention from inspiring English sources

"The league is very, very tight and very few points separate a lot of the teams at this moment, so as Southampton have proved, two consecutive wins put you right back in proper contention and for us, it is just a case of go and win at home".

But the 2010 title winners are keen to get back in real competition with Nottingham, Sheffield and Belfast in proper contention for silverware.

One is that the simple broadcast can be efficient in terms of propagation delay if it has a proper contention degree, as shown by SB-1024.

The tradition of classical rhetoric, with which he was evidently familiar, directly associated public speaking with contention: the proper application of speech in the realms of forensic and deliberative genres of rhetoric is an adversarial setting, with each speaker seeking to convince his audience of the validity of his own position and the unworthiness of his opponents'.

This low limit of four packets for cwnd is proper to minimize the channel contention in short range scenarios [46].

A video agent, which is embedded in the access points between the mesh network and the Internet, receives video frame requests from all mesh nodes and chooses a proper path with minimum path contention to send the video flow to them.

The proper garnish has long been a point of contention in Pimm's mythology.

> This contention is backed, throughout the book, with proper evidence.

But Montague's contention was that his treatment was the proper one, because it allows all types of subjects pronouns, names, and quantified NPs to be handled uniformly.

A partner of Mr. Simmons, Paul DeRobbio, rejected Mr. Gehl's contention that the consortium did not have the proper financing.

With millions of colonoscopies performed each year and specialists advising all Americans over 50 to be screened, the proper use of this anesthetic could become a multibillion-dollar point of contention.