And, goodness knows, we've had to contend with enough singers with teeth that were harder to look at.
Scientists contend that enough atmospheric carbon dioxide was removed to weaken the planetary greenhouse effect; colder global climate conditions followed.
But others, including class-action lawyers in New York, contend that enough Petrobras leaders were involved to hold the company liable.
Critics of awards contend that enough science prizes exist and that many prizes are given to the same small number of individuals.
"People living with HIV already have to contend with enough stigma and misinformation around the virus, without having to deal with bare-faced lies".
It guaranteed a decade of mediocrity in which the Knicks were never good enough to contend, but never terrible enough to benefit in the lottery.
The Government has confessed most of these errors, but contends that enough can be salvaged from the record to sustain the conviction.
Gladwell contends, reasonably enough, that Yawkey's behavior was irrational from the standpoint of winning -- and making money -- but explicable when one considers whatever psychic benefit Yawkey derived from running his team the way he wanted to.
Historian Edward Steers concedes that the evidence against Blackburn was circumstantial, but in his book Blood on the Moon, he contends that enough evidence survives not only to prove Blackburn's involvement in the plot, but to show that high-ranking Confederate officials up to and including President Jefferson Davis were aware of, condoned, and financed it.
Speaking of, Krickstein contended just enough that you could remind people he was a Jewish kid from Michigan with a hot girlfriend, his father was an orthopedist who could have easily been Alan Greenspan's twin brother, and everyone was connected to him somehow through Jewish geography.
