Sentence examples for which we contend from inspiring English sources

It said the plans announced yesterday "serve to somewhat alleviate the most immediate liquidity concerns but fall considerably short of fully addressing our concerns about the funding shortfall, which we contend still remains".

Our sample was revealed to reflect a group of students with a diversity of backgrounds and perspectives which we contend are likely to be consistent and representative of the general undergraduate student population.

These elements are a mix of both the intensive (i.e., task and person) and extensive context (i.e., cultural attitudes), which we contend is exactly where the assessment situation should be located.

This ICC needs to be considered in light of the magnitude of the values and the SEM of 1.4° which we contend is clinically trivial variability.

Furthermore, these intermolecular spaces have been shown to be fully occupied by tightly bound water molecules, which we contend may be a critical contributor to the hydrolytic degradation of dental polymers.

Liu et al. [11] suggested that the higher durability of the mild 2-step self-etch adhesives in-vivo may be attributed to the use of a more hydrophobic resin layer on top of the hydrophilic self-etch primer, which renders the interface less susceptible to water sorption, which we contend is a reasonable assumption.

A hard park feels less special and strange than a water park, because it harnesses only gravity, a force with which we all contend every moment of every day.

Obviously then, luck is a factor with which we must contend.

The reality with which we must contend is that justice in America is reserved for those who can afford to buy their way out of jail.

The real evil with which we have to contend is not the physical evil of the famine, but the moral evil of the selfish, perverse and turbulent character of the people".

Certainly, there are difficult circumstances in life with which we all must contend.