Sentence examples for contend with questions from inspiring English sources

Nor can he handle questions about the McAlpine error without having to contend with questions and comparisons with Savile.

But Weiner also has continued to contend with questions about his character and the scandal that sank his career.

Any efforts to raise the age would contend with questions about whether the state's juvenile justice system, already under strain, can handle an even bigger load.

He also had to contend with questions on the play; all London knew that Eliza was scripted to cry out: "Not bloody likely!" The Daily Sketch speculated on the "forbidden word... Will Mrs Patrick Campbell speak it?

Others expressed worries that Mr. Racicot would have to continue to contend with questions about his lobbying work as Congressional and Justice Department investigators pick over why one of his former clients, Enron, went bankrupt.

He also had to contend with questions about Wrexham's very existence as much as about transfer targets and injury news.

And there is such joy in contending with questions that matter and pushing yourself, as the late playwright August Wilson urged, to the "limits of your instrument".

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Broadway-musical composers contend with these questions, too, but opera relies on music to do a lot of dramatic heavy lifting.

Arsenal's inadequacies had been laid bare and Wenger will have to contend with more questions about his recruiting after a night when his options were so thin that he had a teenager, Héctor Bellerín, making his first start in defence.

As human beings contend with these questions, they will offer multiple answers; this has been so since the time of Babel.