Sentence examples for Contend with a problem from inspiring English sources
Maybe Mr. Clinton, too, will find happiness here, but he has to contend with a problem that Nancy managed to escape: gossip columnists.
William missed all that because his parents planned better, but he had another big problem to contend with, a problem called 'being born in the nineteen eighties.' The ONS have a handy graph that illustrates this vividly.
This means that while Christian theology has to contend with a "problem of evil", Buddhists need to explain why life is not only worthwhile but even, at times, enjoyable.
However, in order to spark a true revolution, we must also contend with a uniquely American problem (albeit, a problem that is creeping across borders each day): the culture of convenience.
PC gamers must often contend with a real-life problem in their fantasy worlds: the mouse.
Last month, the settlement acquired a fixed police post to contend with a growing crime problem and to curb the flow of weapons that some refugees are suspected of smuggling into the camps.
As he moves away from his surrogate mother (if panic-dialing her often) and contends with a patriarchal problem (the plot thickens, slightly), Tim travels a classic path of enlightenment that runs parallel with our own understanding of him.
But while police retirements also accelerated after Sept. 11, the police force was already contending with a retirement problem before the terrorist attack, in part because of a spike in the number of officers eligible to retire in 2000 and 2001.
The revamp is supposed to contend with a number of problems: first and foremost, the decrepit state of Pereira's original buildings, some of which leak.
Switzerland's landscape is among the world's most unusual, and it has long had to contend with a variety of environmental problems that threaten its integrity.
The book interweaves childhood images with medical information, as Ms. Antonetta must contend with a host of health problems, ranging from a double uterus to manic depression.
