Sentence examples for To be contended from inspiring English sources

They are to be contended with".

It also meant that Erdogan was a force to be contended with.

"It's very clever and sends a clear message," he added, "that China is a force to be contended with".

"Life challenges the Torah with questions because the world changes, and those changes need to be contended with," Mr. Elituv said.

For composers after him, it was often a battle, with the soloist as the (usually) conquering hero and the orchestra as the force to be contended with.

But, he added, "if Shaq can find a way to get it back, he'll certainly be a presence to be contended with down there".

Obviously where I am in my career I need to be contending.

Our fans should expect that, certainly in our market, we're always going to be contending".

In one brief sequence, everyone appeared to be contending with unseen obstacles.

For a start, there's the small matter of Edgar Wyndham and the new vampire uprising to be contending with.

As hosts to the Rugby Union World Cup, England were always going to be contending with large expectations.