Sentence examples for a factor to contend with from inspiring English sources

The cultural divide has been a factor to contend with, and some things have been lost in translation.

First of all, there is The X Factor to contend with.

The St Helens caretaker coach Dave Rotheram had more than just the Millward factor to contend with; in three previous visits here, Saints had left empty-handed on each occasion.

As if this were not nigh on impossible, there is another factor to contend with, if Abramovich intends to take any notice of it: Uefa's Financial Fair Play rules.

There's also the yuck factor to contend with.

Maryland's state legislature had a couple of factors to contend with that New York's did not: in particular, an organized opposition led by black churches.

In many affected countries there are cultural factors to contend with, such as an emphasis on eating large meals together, or on food as a form of hospitality.

With a population of 150 million people (and 18 million alone in Dhaka), Bangladesh could represent a lucrative new market for Uber but there are some emerging market factors to contend with.

The weather--usually hot and humid--and the presence of unrelenting mosquitoes are only some of the challenging factors to contend with in the tropical rain forest.

I did, however, think that the cheerfully odd chemistry between Simon Cowell and Paula Abdul and the age range of the contestants (anyone 12 and up can perform solo, in duets or in groups) might make X Factor a force to contend with right from the start.

They could become a force to contend with".