Sentence examples similar to to contend the reverse from inspiring English sources

Once Ivax files that certification, under federal law, American Bioscience has 45 days to sue Ivax and contend the reverse -- that the new patent is being infringed.

But in Delta's case, officials contend, the reverse is happening: the company is blanketing such neighborhoods with offers for home equity loans and is pressuring homeowners to get credit they do not need and often cannot afford, with exorbitant terms prohibited by federal lending laws.

I expect us to contend for the Cup.

John Carlson wanted to contend for the Norris Trophy.

Future vaccine design needs to contend with the complexity of epitope display as well as immunodominance.

"I want to contend for the gold medal".

Then, you get phrases like "reverse discrimination" being used, but how can reverse discrimination occur if there was no discrimination to contend with in the first place?

I contend that the reverse is true.

With virtually no traffic to contend with, I have time to learn that reversing the blade in the water makes it turn sharply - perfect for tight corners.

One of the issues with which the authors had to contend was of contamination.

For the Bruins to contend, they need more consistent play.