Sentence examples for will contend that from inspiring English sources

The government has said its reef strategy will improve matters, while critics will contend that little progress will be made with the approval of carbon-spewing coal projects and the dumping of sediment into the marine park.

Mr. Clement will contend that the entire law must fall.

The company will contend that the delay is necessary because of the change in management.

The defense will contend that Stewart may temporarily have panicked but that, ultimately, she deceived no one.

Moreover, Mr. Moynihan will contend that Fannie and Freddie were sophisticated investors who knew the securities were not without risk.

Some will contend that young people are part of the problem, pointing to vandalism and anti-social behaviour.

"We will contend that the Solomon amendment is constitutional and will seek to prohibit any limitation on its enforcement".

They will contend that the IRA has in effect gone away and no longer poses a threat.

Will contends that the "neoconservative impulse" -- which helped shape the Bush administration's foreign policy and provided intellectual weight to the invasion of Iraq –- looks like "a spent force now".

I'll contend that to my dying day".

Elsewhere in that same episode, as my friend Andrew Ervin noted, is the observation that "A man of genius makes no mistakes; his errors are volitional and are the portals of discovery," though I'll contend that this is Stephen Dedalus's insight and, following Kenner, that it's figured as callow.