Sentence examples for contend with claims from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband has long had to contend with claims that he looks like a plasticine cartoon character.

Their generation of elite blacks, born into the thicket of Victorian expectations, had to contend with claims, issued with scientific certainty, that however acculturated they were, their color was a visible marker for an inherent and prurient savagery.

Margaret contended with claims to the ownership of the family estates from her brother-in-law Francis Clifford, 4th Earl of Cumberland, but held onto Brougham Castle.

Norway was in addition forced to contend with competing claims made by the United Kingdom and other countries in the years prior to the Norwegian claim, including the new threat of German claims in Queen Maud Land.

Williams also had to contend with Canadian claims that her helmet had illegal aerodynamic modifications on the eve of her gold-winning run.

The department will have to contend with borrowers' claims that are backed by evidence amassed by the federal consumer bureau and by state attorneys general from California to Massachusetts.

As if this wasn't enough to put someone off the idea of publicly losing their virginity in the name of art forever, Clayton's also had to contend with someone claiming his idea was plagiarized from a conversation they'd had four years ago (something Clayton denies).

As if this wasn't enough to put someone off the idea of publicly losing their virginity in the name of art forever, Clayton's also had to contend with someone claiming his idea was plagiarised from a conversation they'd had four years ago (something Clayton denies).

The next president will have to contend with sobering intelligence claims against many of the remaining detainees.

This is not the first time sumo has had to contend with match-fixing claims, but they have never been investigated amid denials of any impropriety by the sport's governing body.

It is true that those ancient visions of politics which rooted themselves in a commitment to ethical cultivation and the common good did not have to contend with the absolutist claims of rival versions of monotheistic religions.