Sentence examples for contend with both from inspiring English sources

Both were England debutants as teenagers, both were heralded as the next big thing, both had perceived attitude problems and off-field distractions to contend with, both went away for a while to find themselves.

To successfully produce pups, harp seals must contend with both short- and long-term ice variations.

In the nonjudicial system advocated here, a panel of experts would have to contend with both dissolved and intact marriages.

Lesbian engineering students contend with both sexism, and assumptions about their technical skills based on stereotypes around butchness.

But even once that happens, the establishment will still have to contend with both Trump and the well-funded Ted Cruz.

With residents having to contend with both the still-powerful Mahdi Army and newly arrived Iraqi Army, there was a noticeable reluctance to apportion blame for the two months of fighting.

This strategy has proved successful, and subsequent Ryder Cup matches have been fiercely contended, with both teams exhibiting excellent play.

The drop in first-quarter earnings, to 1.6 billion euros, came as the bank contended with both the European debt crisis and a slowdown in its businesses abroad.

In "The Pura Principle," the narrator, Yunior, watches as his older brother Rafa contends with both leukemia and a tricky new girlfriend named Pura.

Read more 20 In the year he contended with both the Church of Scientology and Jimmy Savile, a one-off documentary about the lives of alcoholics might seem small-fry.

Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe Katsuaki Watanabe said at a press conference that the company is facing an "unprecedented emergency," contending with both a U.S. recession that has depressed auto demand and the yen's 25% rise against the dollar this year, which has eroded exporters' overseas earnings.