Sentence examples for To contend from inspiring English sources

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To contend

verb

To strive in opposition; to contest; to dispute; to vie; to quarrel; to fight.

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There were greater things to contend with.

"You have to contend with it.

Then, there were fiefdoms to contend with.

Ferguson had other problems to contend with.

They had another tournament to contend for.

He's someone to contend with.

Now he has Anderson to contend with.

"People don't need to contend every issue.

Meanwhile, we had Vika to contend with.

There are other issues to contend with.

That's what you have to contend with.

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