Sentence examples for contend with these challenges from inspiring English sources
Latecomer economies such as African countries may have to contend with these challenges much sooner that it took industrialised countries to manifest them.
Beetles contend with these challenges by using multiple, integrated sensory modalities, and sequential decision making.
Not only do pollsters have to contend with the challenges specific to election polling, they are also subject to the challenges that all pollsters face.
In Mama, a young couple (Jessica Chastain and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) is saddled with a pair of literally feral children and have to contend with the challenges not only of raising a pair of kids accustomed to ambulating on all fours, but also of dealing with the malevolent, spectral force that's followed them home.
This would appear to be due, in part, to the fact that nurses are not always prepared, professionally or personally, to contend with the challenges presented by changes in service organization [ 15, 49- 52].
We tested whether our modeling framework can contend with the challenge of specifying two extra stripe borders using the available regulator concentrations.
Population-specific CABs often contend with the challenge of maintaining the independence and autonomy of their members [ 8] on the one hand, and managing the input from community members who may be unfamiliar with biomedical research on the other [ 9].
As clinical trials continue to incorporate PROs to measure outcomes beyond morbidity and mortality, systematic reviews and meta-analyses authors contend with the challenge of presenting pooled PRO estimates.
What a shame that aspiring young women who already face ample challenges of discrimination, stereotyping and glass ceilings still have to contend with these Neanderthal views.
