Sentence examples for repeatedly contended from inspiring English sources

"We have repeatedly contended — and still believe, as do many people throughout the country — that the combination of alcohol and caffeine is safe," the company's statement said.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers, Benjamin Brafman and William W. Taylor III, have repeatedly contended that Ms. Diallo is trying to cash in.

Consumer groups, for example, have repeatedly contended that the agency allows manufacturers to sell new devices without first having to prove their safety and efficacy.

Trump has repeatedly contended that if Cruz becomes the GOP nominee, Democrats will sue on constitutional grounds to prevent him from running.

Mr. Giuliani has repeatedly contended that Mr. Hevesi is overstepping his authority and slowing the process of awarding contracts in the city.

While Mr Bloomberg was mayor, New York's legal department repeatedly contended that police and prosecutors had acted in good faith at the time of the arrests and convictions, and the city therefore should not be held liable.

Note that Aristotle repeatedly contends that Plato's Forms are causally idle.

He repeatedly contends that it is only states of mind that have value (OJ 118; RG 122, 106 107, 140; FE 259, 270; KT 21), and justice is not a state of mind.

He contended repeatedly afterward that the police had beaten him and that he had signed a statement confessing to the crimes without knowing what it was.

Mr. Greenberg has contended repeatedly that A.I.G.'s financial disaster was not his fault, and he has belittled the accusations in the lawsuit as evidence of Mr. Spitzer's political ambitions.

In addition, the Bush instructions contended repeatedly that civilian ballots were not entitled to the same leeway as military ballots -- a distinction not found in either Florida election law or in the federal law that governs overseas voting.