Sentence examples for and contend with from inspiring English sources

You must pass through a series of stages and contend with various obstacles and delights.

A series of postembryonic developmental events is involved to form the final architecture and contend with the changing environment.

Understand your unique leadership strengths and points for improvement, and contend with the fundamental ethical quandaries of leadership.

They will have to negotiate and contend with another set of institutions that thrived under Mubarak's rule — the security apparatus.

It is still struggling to enforce its own community guidelines and contend with what constitutes protected speech on the platform.

He and President Medvedev's bodyguards, said one of the staff, would sleep in the open on the balconies and contend with the mosquitoes.

"We're going after leads and contending with the big agencies," Mr. Harrell said.

(Free Press, $25). A journalist reports on how "the Clinton propaganda machine" deals with scandals and contends with the press.

These days, Ms. Barrett says, she occasionally gets dizzy spells and contends with a partial loss of hearing in one ear.

Building an app for a phone five years ago meant going through the carrier, and contending with hardware and quality assurance issues, he said.

There is still important work to be done, including more rigorous enforcement of these new laws and contending with the state's longstanding and worsening housing crisis.