Sentence examples for they will contend from inspiring English sources

They will contend that the IRA has in effect gone away and no longer poses a threat.

When those papers are filed, regulators said, they will lay out the e-mail messages and other documents that they will contend show that research was tainted by a desire to reap investment banking fees.

The Broncos are now 2-0 and, with this dominant defense, look like they will contend to be the best team in the AFC no matter who they start at quarterback.

And if the harsh measures imposed in this budget to drive down the €12bn hole in public finances works and the economy returns to growth, they will contend that the electorate's perception of the Cowen government may change, that the public will in fact reward it for demonstrating courage and economic competence in the most testing of times.

All five of the candidates who have said that they will contend have made it patently clear that they now support Britain leaving the E.U., even though two of them Theresa May, the Home Secretary, and Stephen Crabb, the minister for work and pensions both supported the Remain campaign.

And Mr. Perkins maintains that passengers have already shown they'll contend with just about anything — no in-flight meals, tighter restrictions on checked baggage — for the sake of paying as little as possible.

On the 2012 campaign trail, none of the candidates even attempt to answer the question of how they'll contend with America's health care crisis.

The excitement will come — the White Sox will contend if they pitch and hit like they can.

"Some may think the changes made to the bill go too far, while others will contend that they do not go far enough," the three California lawmakers wrote to their colleagues.

If Jered Weaver, Dan Haren, Ervin Santana and Wilson all pitch as they did last season, the Angels will contend.

"They came for the rich last time," David Cameron will contend.