Sentence examples for relevant contention from inspiring English sources

Under these new circumstances, moral norms are no longer relevant; contention is the rule, and it can be quelled only through coercion.

But the most relevant research belies that contention.

It also requires that the Jets stay relevant when it comes to contention for the postseason, which they have done in each of the past two seasons.

When Purdue knew about the difficulties is relevant to Mr. Meier's contention that the company dragged its feet in making changes in the drug's description and indications.

We do not have relevant data to corroborate this contention.

Such evidence is relevant to the defense's contentions of illegal pre-trial confinement, which is sure to become an issue during sentencing in the capital case should the defendants be found guilty.

Wright attempts to develop some points of contention, (or 'realism-relevant cruces' as he calls them) over which a realist and anti-realist could disagree.

The Mets have hardly sniffed contention, struggling to stay relevant in George Steinbrenner's New York.

It will also emphasize areas of contention and the many relevant questions that remain unanswered.

When the most rigorously designed studies were evaluated, the results do not support the contention that acupuncture has clinically relevant effects.

Lawyers for Terry L. Nichols have asked that state murder charges against him in the Oklahoma City bombing case be dismissed, disputing the state's contention that it has withheld no relevant evidence.