There had been notable female racers before, such as Janet Guthrie, who became the first woman to qualify at Indy, in 1977, and Lyn St. James, who was Indy's rookie of the year in 1992, but they lacked the financial resources to contend with the front-runners.
Having finally broken through the front lines of tourism, we now had to contend with the unfamiliar and the strange.
Outside, they contend with the tourist-heavy location.
We didn't have to contend with the power.
Mr Obama must also contend with the broader strategic picture.
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Besides France and Estonia, Blue must contend with the likes of Azerbaijan, Hungary, Sweden and Norway.
Yet, we must contend with the issue of false-negatives.
On May 26 , 1862 several months after the campaign's advent, Lincoln wrote McClellan, saying, "What impression have you, as to intrenchments [sic] works—for you to contend with in front of Richmond [Virginia]?
If the the litigants are successful, pharmaceutical companies will be forced to contend with a second front ― on top of the consolidated, federal suit out of Ohio ― that could cost them hundreds of billions of dollars in additional damages. .
Indeed, Israeli officials say they are reluctant to open a second front or confront Syria while contending with the Palestinian uprising and suicide bombings by Palestinian militants.
