Sentence examples similar to contend with assorted struggles from inspiring English sources

Its principals weren't heroes; they were jaded lifers contending with assorted wackos, like the beggar who earned enough to pay for a maid.

The live hang area today is usually dimly lighted to keep birds from being startled, and workers have to contend with struggling, flapping chickens.

And as usual, there was Greece to contend with, as the country struggles to agree a deal with its creditors before it runs out of cash.

Indeed, as compared to states such as New Jersey that are contending with a struggling casino district, the legalization of sports betting in relatively unimportant for New York.

It is not Miss Trunchbull that Matilda struggles to contend with, but her own parents.

Bowling Green (27-7) stouggled to contend with Michigan State's size advantage.

More recently, the academy has been struggling to contend with the #MeToo movement.

This time, it was James Harden who struggled to contend with James, picking up his third and fourth fouls in quick succession in the third quarter.

Wells Fargo posted strong results, even as it struggled to contend with rising mortgage and commercial real estate losses and accepted a bailout from the government in 2008.

However, in a statement published by the Turkish newspaper Vatan, he conceded that rebels were struggling to contend with air strikes that have been pounding the region.

And all across the state, local officials have struggled to contend with a barrage of bomb threats and anthrax scares, all of which have been unfounded.