Sentence examples for very contended from inspiring English sources

The Central London exchanges are very contended, it's hard to get lines installed and they work badly.

We don't have an American we can get behind that we believe can win a major or at the very least contend for titles regularly.

"They're really playing a very dangerous game," contended Tracy Quinn, a water policy analyst for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

"They aren't the sort of third-generation people you find working on soundstages in a very jaded Los Angeles," he contended.

MEN and women have very different needs, John Gray contended in "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus," and Nissan agrees.

Some have contended that very few active infectious cases are identified[ 4] due in part to the screening tools used and programmatic challenges faced within immigration TB screening programs.

To be without more than 10 first-choice players is very hard to contend with.

"When sales are falling as sharply as they have, it is very hard to contend with," said Lancaster.

The two teams are very likely to contend for the Eastern Conference title, which New York won last season, and have developed a growing rivalry.

He also told them: "The plaintiffs contend very vehemently that Mr. McDonald had been walking away from the police and was continuing to walk away from the police, and they contend that the videotape supports their version of events".

"It's going to be a very significant shift," contends Berrey.