Sentence examples similar to uncertain contentions from inspiring English sources
Whether the Yankees can sustain their momentum is uncertain, but teams in contention are gearing for a final playoff push.
In the letter, Trillium noted Chevron's public contention that the uncertain legal environment in Ecuador meant the company could not estimate "a reasonably possible loss" in the case.
Wofsy said the government's "wrong" contention that "climate change is too uncertain to be regulated" compelled him to get involved: "Climate change is a problem that can and should be regulated".
As to his contention that the "childfree movement" is disorganized and uncertain about policy, there would be an element of truth to that, if I believed there were a cohesive "childfree movement" to speak of.
Once global-warming science was too uncertain to form the basis of policy decisions — and this was hardly just the contention of oil executives.
While differentiation is of uncertain benefit to the Lib Dems, it can definitely do harm to the Conservatives among centrist voters by validating Labour's contention that David Cameron leads a gang of unreconstructed rightwingers.
These contentions are untenable.
Both contentions are unfounded.
