The industry contends, for example, that auto insurance is at best marginally profitable in California, with many companies losing money.

If anything, his proposals aren't tight enough, yet the industry contends they would be ruinous.

The industry also contends that it is saddled with rising programming costs.

The pharmaceutical industry contends these studies have serious methodological flaws.

The agricultural industry, backed by some government officials, contends that these health effects are at best poorly documented.

The industry contended that the rules could cost $7 billion to $10 billion in the next decade.

The industry also contends that a Federal law is unnecessary because their products and prices are already regulated by the states.

The industry contends they were the produced as legally protected communications between executives and company lawyers.

The industry contends that California's new rules would add about $3,000 to the average cost of a new vehicle.

The Canadian industry is fighting the animal rights advocates and contends that it can prevail.