Sentence examples for turn contended from inspiring English sources

Mazurek, in turn, contended that Wells's 911 call was self-serving, that he was embarrassed about having his face "punched in" and concerned about disciplinary action from the Yankees.

They, in turn, contend that he routinely misrepresents the work of other researchers.

Boras, in turn, contends that Rodriguez is essential to the Yankees' business plan and that they cannot risk losing him, even if he opts out.

Democrats, in turn, contend that Mr. Bush's desire for tight caps on lawsuits coddles corporations that are trying to protect their profits.

Martelly has blamed the delay in elections on opposition senators, who in turn contend that election legislation unfairly favors government candidates.

In turn, she contended, that helped unwind the nuclear proliferation network built by the Pakistani scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan.

In turn, they contended that understanding lessened relational conflict as well as protected women against being labeled as 'incompetent' mothers.

That, in turn, he contends, would allow him to produce greater returns since he would no longer have to keep money sidelined in case investors want it back.

Lawyers for the Republicans contended, in turn, that the Democrats were invoking high principles to cloak an attempt to dump an unpopular candidate after the deadline for making such a change was two weeks gone.

But as if to confirm that less costs more (as some critics of minimalism have long contended), prices turned out to be much higher.

The list of golden contenders who turned to dross once they contended is long.