Sentence examples for contend with a difficult from inspiring English sources

Which means there's a lot of ambiguity to contend with – a difficult factor during overtime in a late-season Saturday night game between division rivals, but a potentially catastrophic one in overtime in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup final.

A financial windfall worth upwards of £15m awaits the side who emerge victorious from the play-offs, but before Ipswich begin to think of such riches they must first contend with a difficult return leg at Upton Park tomorrow.

As it works to increase the firm's profitability, senior management will have to contend with a difficult environment characterized by regulatory reforms and a less-than-robust economy - all of which is keeping big clients from increasing their deal-making and trading activities.

Improved working conditions in the destination country appeared to provide respondents with the opportunity to rediscover the joy of practising their profession without having to contend with a difficult work environment.

Peter must contend with a harsh reality: that sometimes the most difficult part of loving someone means letting them go," says Webb.

Mending the frayed relationships with Washington will be difficult, however, as the bank continues to contend with a series of regulatory missteps.

Expectant mothers already had to contend with a widespread aversion to modern medicine, as well as the prospect of a long, difficult journey to one of the few health facilities in the country.

THEY might have to contend with a monsoon season.

He continues: "We still contend with a stigma.

But Ratner must also contend with a legal challenge.

"Now they have to contend with a Europa League campaign.