Sentence examples for contend with work from inspiring English sources
In addition to their weekly quota of quarrels and brooding silences, Simin and Nader must contend with work (she is a doctor, he has a job in a bank), their daughter's schooling, Tehran traffic (a touchstone of recent Iranian cinema) and an officious and sometimes chaotic government bureaucracy.
Yes it is," says Julie Stone, who heads up the project, "but the rationale behind the whole online division has been driven by a passion for getting the student experience right, so that individuals having to contend with work-life balance issues get the experience they deserve".
"And there are many more characters to contend with, working off their own scripts".
How do miners contend with working in confined spaces and the dangers associated with underground labor?
The Green House won the first edition of the Rómulo Gallegos International Novel Prize in 1967, contending with works by veteran Uruguayan writer Juan Carlos Onetti and by Gabriel García Márquez.
The lovers have to contend with intense work schedules, family obligations and financial stress.
Improved working conditions in the destination country appeared to provide respondents with the opportunity to rediscover the joy of practising their profession without having to contend with a difficult work environment.
They have ethics and privacy requirements to contend with every day that work as filters on everything they do and say.
Those travelling by rail over the four-day Easter break will have to contend with a number of engineering works, including major work at Reading, in Berkshire, and also work on the West Coast Main Line in the West Midlands.
Some practitioners and their organizations have balked at adding data to their repertoire, citing that they are unprepared to deal with data on top of everything else they have to contend with, including new technologies, work-processes and workflows.
A new year back at work, a new year of Network Rail engineering works to contend with.
