Sentence examples for the study contends that from inspiring English sources

But the study contends that Philip Morris used a two-pronged strategy to compete better in the menthol market, a segment of its business that had been lagging before 2000.

The study contends that providing services to the world's poorest children in the most impoverished communities is not only just, it is also more cost-effective than the current policy of mainly helping the less poor in areas that are easier to reach.

However, the study contends that effort must be made if teachers are to assume an inquiry stance within their communities.

The study contends that by framing egao within network society theory, we can appreciate its fluidity and better understand its online ubiquity.

Employing disability studies perspectives, the study contends that although families have gained legal rights for family participation in the law, the requirements do not guarantee the quality of family participation.

Advocates of the study contend that the administration is not yet proposing to create a new weapon and is simply looking at solutions to an increasingly significant problem.

Dr. Winickoff, who advised Professor Connolly on where to publish the study, contended that the tobacco industry was creating novel products partly to entice and addict a new generation of smokers to replace those who die.

The study contended that, since both programs are more focused on the nature of "infotainment" and ratings than on the dissemination of information, both are broadly equal in terms of the amount of substantial news coverage they offer.

Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer and exporter, and this study contends that up to a fifth of coffee production will be used to produce biodiesel.

Not surprisingly, however, the cell phone industry and others dispute the studies, contending that their use is no more dangerous than other distractions, like operating a tape deck or looking for a radio station.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development study contends that neither globalization nor changes in family structure are the main culprits.