Sentence examples for contend with a from inspiring English sources

If the Stars are Stanley Cup contenders, fans will have to contend with a bull market.

THEY might have to contend with a monsoon season.

But Ratner must also contend with a legal challenge.

He continues: "We still contend with a stigma.

Every city on the up-and-up must contend with a gap between rich and poor.

Greece would also have to contend with a steep devaluation in the reintroduced drachma.

Now Islam is having to contend with a sharpening split between Sunni and Shia.

The Papandreou government must also contend with a political and social crisis.

O'Sullivan has also had to contend with a schedule that favors rugby's elite teams.

He or she may at some stage also have to contend with a painful economic hangover.

The Tories must also contend with a fearsome culture of resentment against politicians in general.