Sentence examples for that very contention from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Court unanimously rejected that very contention less than four years ago in Lopez v. United States, 373 US. 427, 83,S.Ct.

It happens that Popular Science examined this very contention on its Web site not long ago and allowed that as the "most inert" material in which the cola is packaged, it's possible that glass results in a subtly more "pure, unaltered" product than plastic or aluminum.

Yet, it is our contention that very little is done in clinical investigation to understand the mechanism of action of drugs in humans and identify causes of failure.

"In this case, there's a very serious contention that people in elected office deliberately wanted to intimidate this person, and it seems to me that maybe in this case we should cordon off or box off what happened here from the ordinary conduct of police officers".

One of those cousins is Jenny McCarthy, the actor now best known for her long-running and very public contention that vaccinations cause autism.

A statement issued by human rights organisations Amnesty International and the International Commission of Jurists, Justice and Redress said: "We welcome the decision of the Court of Appeal which now enables the very serious contention that UK authorities and officials were directly implicated in the 'extraordinary rendition' of the claimants to be properly assessed by courts in the UK".

The contention was that a very rapid expansion early on could have smoothed out any unevenness.

Bruno et al. reported that TCP traffic results in very low contention in a WLAN because of the TCP flow control algorithm [30].

I cannot pretend to prove this very general contention, but I shall try to support and illustrate it with the central example of science's 'presumptive materialism'.

But I read it, as I must, and I came across a very odd contention in Jan Moir's piece in today's Daily Mail.

Yes, that is our contention.