Sentence examples for time contends from inspiring English sources

What holds in the case of time, contends Aristotle, holds generally.

Ivan spends about as much time contending with the abuses of drunken bureaucrats as with the Stone Countess.

"Hundreds of hospitals have opted not to participate in the smallpox vaccination program at this time, contending that the risks outweigh the benefits".

Now, three years later, Belichick is trying to reverse the process, this time contending that his contract with the Jets was not valid.

During his seven years on the PGA European Tour, he has had quite a bit of success, but this was his first time contending in a major championship.

Breathing wasn't as difficult as they had imagined, but Hebah had a hard time contending with all the material around her. "I kept losing things or leaving them behind," she said.

While much of the economic theory at the time contended that peacetime economies were doomed to failure, Dr. Neal worked to find alternatives to war that would permit businesses to flourish.

Mr. Bush's political adversaries wasted little time contending that he had put the fate of Florida's most vulnerable children in the hands of a right-wing extremist.

A growing number of scientists, finding multiple species of hominids that overlapped in time, contend that in response to new or changed circumstances hominids evolved along many diverse lines -- a bush with many branches.

Three significant attitudinal factors are hates wasting time, contend with travel conditions, and dislikes travel.

Five attitudinal factors are satisfaction of urban transportation system, hating wasting time, contending with travel conditions, disliking travel, and transportation awareness.