Sentence examples for contend with like from inspiring English sources

You have other issues to contend with like drugs in the sport and this kind of thing and just everything put together, it's just a battle.

The team acknowledges that, as it attempts to make the next step from hackathon project to real-world product, there will be a number of issues to contend with, like royalty issues, which will likely mean YouTube and SoundCloud likely won't cut it as music sources.

Connecticut doesn't have an overbuilt market to contend with, like Florida or Nevada, for example.

We didn't have the rain to contend with like the boys in the morning".

There are also political traps to contend with, like the sequester, though may be more of a long-term issue than an immediate one.

Sometimes, Mr. Blumm said, blacks and Latinos who do well enough on the entrance exam to get into Stuyvesant are lured away by prestigious private high schools, which offer them full scholarships and none of the issues that even elite public schools have to contend with, like tight budgets and overcrowding.

His teams at Notre Dame lacked the full complement of talent to contend with the likes of Duke, but I didn't care.

More intriguing — or, at least noticeable — was how Sanchez shed his monotone in favor of a more relaxed and playful tone, a shift that could be explained above all by the fact that it is May, so he will not have to contend with the likes of Mario Williams, Buffalo's star pass-rusher, chasing him for another three and a half months.

But aside from S3, Iomega will have to contend with the likes of Sony, Korea's Samsung and Casio, along with plenty of smaller upstarts.

As Cowdenbeath contend with the likes of Rangers, Hearts and Hibs this season, their home patch will need to become a fortress as well as a racing circuit.

Besides France and Estonia, Blue must contend with the likes of Azerbaijan, Hungary, Sweden and Norway.