Sentence examples for contend with of from inspiring English sources

There are many crimes to contend with, of course, but also poignant relationships as well as sour ones, and even a dalliance with Big Issues (feminism, specifically, when Conan Doyle's female classmates are harassed).

While measurements in the model tend to be easier than real life and may underestimate the learning curve-crisper borders to the simulated optic nerve sheath, and no eye movement to contend with-of the options available, it certainly seems the most feasible and reproducible and an area requiring further study.

But he also had to contend with accusations of conflict of interest.

They must also contend with hundreds of billions of dollars in lost revenue.

Lipid analysis in algae often has to contend with quantities of biomass of 20 mg dry weight (DW) or less, as is typically generated in the lab.

Mr. Staggs once had to contend with all of those in the span of six months.

In comparison, reproductively mature adults have to contend with costs of reproduction as well as costs of defence if responding to challenge by parasites and/or pathogens.

Major maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) centers must contend with issues of damage tolerance, efficiency, integrity and cost of repairs.

Sicklick has to contend with one of the central issues plaguing the study of rare disease: funding.

The resulting databases are managed by different authorities and all systems contend with underreporting of cases as well as incomplete provision of data on case reports.

Functionally, the effect of this enhanced activity is to contend with conditions of greater nutritional need by stepping up the digestive capacity and rendering the metabolism anabolic.