Sentence examples for contend as well from inspiring English sources

This chapter presents an analysis of those questions, including the various legal landscapes with which clinical trial sponsors must contend, as well as practical considerations for sponsors and drug companies to consider.

Consolidation means cheaper access to capital, he contends, as well as lower insurance premiums and the ability to attract national customers.

The suit filed by the couples contends as well that the United States Constitution prevents a state from refusing to marry nonresidents.

He's right that the movie, in its brief run in New York and a dozen other cities, received the sort of enthusiastic reviews (including from me, in the magazine and on this blog) that suggests it might well contend (as it deserves to do) for awards from critics' groups.

But this time there was flooding to contend with, as well.

Coming to the final jump, Papillon had a loose horse to contend with as well as Mely Moss.

These failings will be analysed in more detail in the next section of this report.A rapidly growing country inevitably has social problems to contend with as well.

Pearson was at least partly dismissed due to a disagreement with Morris, so McClaren has making nice with the boss to contend with as well.

"As long as we have unity, as long as we stand together, we are going to be a force for the Democrats to contend with, as well as others who would like to see us go down," Joseph N. Mondello, chairman of the party, bellowed from a behind a lectern set atop the stage.

BHP has less-technical problems to contend with as well.

Dell has other woes to contend with as well.