Sentence examples for the contention in from inspiring English sources

If (as was the contention in Part I of this series) the content of the high school curriculum is becoming obsolete, the methods we use to teach it are near fossils.

The contention in the preface that Washington was the "most ambitious" of the founders seems a stretch.

So the contention in the article that before the crisis member states were openly flouting the rules is not correct.

Shareholders say they should have got more cash for giving up control of the firm; the car giant was unwilling to test the contention in court.

He denied the contention in the article that he had told the Israelis not to let Vice President Al Gore participate in the meeting.

The contention in Christopher Caldwell's article (Sept . 25 that Turkey is becoming more democratic and less secular reminded me of a visit to Istanbul last year.

Ms. Hendrix denies the contentions in the suit, saying Leon Hendrix was a source of distress to Al Hendrix and was estranged from him.

The advertisement, called "Everywhere," repeats some of the contentions in earlier Blumenthal spots, which have questioned Ms. McMahon's business tactics as the chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment.

The complainers, though, have never refuted the contentions in either of these columns or in a detailed study I published 11 years ago, "The Failure of Technical Analysis".

The contentions in your case must link back to your value/criterion (or your opponents).

The contention resolution in each switch element is based on deflection of losing packets and incremental priority of packets.