Sentence examples for contend their problems from inspiring English sources

Company executives contend their problems are behind them, stressing that many factors were to blame for the blackout and that the nuke is back on line after repairs.

Two weeks ago, the N.F.L. agreed to a $765 million settlement with more than 4,500 plaintiffs who had sued the league, contending their health problems were the result of their years in professional football.

Palestinians contend that their problems with Israeli utilities payments are caused by Israel's economic blockade.

A half-dozen members of a Colorado community learn to contend with their problems.

"Rangers have their problems to contend with.

Amedisys had to contend with problems of its own making and struggled even to make payroll each week.

But many experts contend that the problems are more acute, and many of the problems are homegrown.

However, the treatment plant may have to contend with other problems related to trace compounds in the biogas, problems that are much less well-understood.

William missed all that because his parents planned better, but he had another big problem to contend with, a problem called 'being born in the nineteen eighties.' The ONS have a handy graph that illustrates this vividly.

For families that must contend with health problems like Angelica's, whose asthma predates living in her moldy apartment, the problem is all the more acute.

Mr. Dimon still must contend with several problems.