Sentence examples for contend with to from inspiring English sources
Instead, she's one of four, and with a "twin" to contend with, to fight with, to compare herself against — and to love and play with nearly constantly.
There are numerous issues both sides must contend with to evaluate whether A.I.G. was bound to or excused from its payment duties.
The extraordinarily complex web of issues that the museum must contend with to get the building right are exacerbated by the ticking clock and the fear of having to live down another flop.
A lack of role models, problematic recruitment processes (try suggesting quotas to a security service for which you're not allowed to admit you have applied) and a history of male, military dominance are all issues to contend with, to shift the gender balance.
This article reviews the regulatory landscape of new dietary ingredients and defines the issues manufacturers must contend with to legally market dietary supplements with new dietary ingredients in the U.S.
However, as tough as it seems today, life gets much more complicated and intense with family, business succession, health and education costs and retirement to contend with (to name but a few issues down the line).
The team, however, needs to contend with elevation to retain momentum on Friday.
And unlike Syria, it has had to contend with citizen opposition to some decommissioning plans.
Bill had bigger issues to contend with, he reported to the top.
