Sentence examples for you may contend from inspiring English sources

You may contend that these results show only that some people just happen to have more willpower — and know that they do.

Of course, Priebus is essentially doing that Google Maps thing where it gives you three routes to the same destination -- he may contend that the route we're on leads to bankruptcy, the route he wants to take just leads to "not spending any more money on Medicare".

They may contend that they will make more money if they get a degree.

In short, A.I.G.'s shareholders may contend they got a raw deal, but it's not that simple.

Biocomposites are intrinsically multifunctional and may contend with the demands of reconstructing natural tissues beyond conventional biomaterial strategies.

A man may contend that 'much' is the contrary of 'little', or 'great' of 'small', but of definite quantitative terms no contrary exists.

This obsession spawns an ideology that explains everything in terms of the goal, rationalizing all obstacles that may arise and all forces that may contend with the state.

Daniel Snyder, the club's owner, may contend that "Redskins" "represents honour [and] respect", but Native Americans themselves think otherwise, and the term is self-evidently a racial slur.

McLaughlin was able to lure Pecora from Hofstra, where he had developed a team that may contend for next season's Colonial Athletic Association title.

There is even a chance that the United States Ryder Cup captain Corey Pavin, playing in his 27th Colonial, with 15 victories — including two Colonials — may contend.

This pattern of "environmental injustice" suggests that minorities may contend every day with disproportionate health risks from tailpipe exhaust or coal plant emissions.