Sentence examples for so the contention from inspiring English sources
Bittar told Tuesday's meeting that "the information we have clearly indicates that a reduction in fixtures would result in a reduction in industry revenue, so the contention that less fixtures would result in higher prize money is simply not supported by the data we have.
So the contention in the article that before the crisis member states were openly flouting the rules is not correct.
The former governor had personally guaranteed the lottery campaign debt, so the contention that the case did not involve personal enrichment "is not persuasive," the government wrote in its brief.
So was the contention that the Bouazizis had forgotten their roots.
So all the contention came to be centred on the third piece, which would have to bear the burden of being some sort of climax to the venture.
So despite the contention of senators from both parties that the nation must become less reliant on imported oil, the final Senate bill will do little to encourage conservation or increase domestic oil production.
If so, the feminist contention is with the faith the veil connotes rather than the veil itself, and the veil is just a stand-in for a more impolitic and difficult conversation.
So, at least, runs the contention of the United Nations officials trying to confirm the Israeli army's retreat from south Lebanon.
I mean, I write about different insurgent groups that involve contact with different people of a variety of orientations, whether they were FSA or whether they were Islamic Front or whether they were independent groupings, so really I find the contention that firstly speaking to IS people was the key part of my work... no, it was a handy addition to my work.
It was concluded from these findings that the serologic window is a common event in the preclinical phase of NPC development, with 97 (90%) of 107 cases either having entered the serologic window before screening or doing so after, thus confirming the contention that the conditions required to evoke a vigorous antibody response to EBV are met before the cancer becomes clinically manifested.
Dr. Steve Rissing, a professor of evolution at Ohio State, called the timing of the advertisement "just devastating" because its assertions so closely paralleled the contentions of evolution opponents in Ohio.
