Sentence examples for and contended with the from inspiring English sources
Sen. Jack Reed (R.I ., the ranking Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said Dunford would be well served by his time in Afghanistan, where he commanded foreign troops, guided a complex U.S. operation and contended with the challenges of local politics.
Taken together, Africans in the Old South and The Banjo demonstrate the continued importance of understanding how enslaved Africans and their descendants constantly looked to and fashioned community in diverse ways as they coped and contended with the violence of empire and race.
For six years, TransCanada has negotiated federal and state laws, and contended with the opposition of environmental organizations and landowners, to build the Keystone XL: a 36-inch-diameter, 1,700-mile 1,700-milehat, if compipelinewould thatsport 830,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Canadifn tar-sands oil from Alberta, completedo the Gulf Coast.
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.
(Free Press, $25). A journalist reports on how "the Clinton propaganda machine" deals with scandals and contends with the press.
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.
He and President Medvedev's bodyguards, said one of the staff, would sleep in the open on the balconies and contend with the mosquitoes.
But I wasn't really ready to be thrown in that situation where I had to hit great shots and contend with the best in the world".
Channel 4 said Damned would be based around the lives of two jaded social workers, played by Brand and Davies "swimming against a tide of bureaucracy and pedantry, and contending with the absurdities and irrationalities of life in a county council office".
