Despite the cautiously optimistic tone from Mr. Dimon, JPMorgan is contending with a range of regulatory and legal problems.
The revamp is supposed to contend with a number of problems: first and foremost, the decrepit state of Pereira's original buildings, some of which leak.
Historically, the engineers of communication networks had to contend with a wide range of technical questions such as power constraints and the relative merits of centralization or decentralization.
2 From the time of diagnosis and throughout treatment, patients and their partners contend with a wide range of complex physical (eg, treatment side effects), psychosocial (eg, fear, uncertainty, anxiety) and healthcare challenges.
China's leader has been contending with a host of problems, ranging from a slowing economy to toxic pollution to bursts of protest relating to varied causes.
The book interweaves childhood images with medical information, as Ms. Antonetta must contend with a host of health problems, ranging from a double uterus to manic depression.
Switzerland's landscape is among the world's most unusual, and it has long had to contend with a variety of environmental problems that threaten its integrity.
For years, she has contended with a variety of often-expensive health problems, making her insurance situation particularly crucial.
But, she admitted, in finding a group of real girls she had to contend with real girl problems, ranging from mischievousness to overeating junk food and bickering.
Stepping into a leadership role means addressing pivotal decisions while contending with an ever-expanding range of considerations, and managing a quickly shifting landscape.
This problem has several forms with a range of severities.
