Sentence examples for contended with a from inspiring English sources
In recent years, the company has contended with a global slump in aluminum demand.
More recently, he has contended with a troubled launch for the Nintendo 3DS.
None had contended with a Commander-in-Chief who spoke approvingly about autocrats.
On her first day in a new job she contended with a male trader's lewd, racially specific come-on.
His property taxes had risen sharply, as the city contended with a steep drop in tax revenues from the casinos.
The city school system, which has contended with a growing student population, is also exploring fixes to high school overcrowding.
If the Stars are Stanley Cup contenders, fans will have to contend with a bull market.
Still, he contends, with a budget of only $2 million a year, "we're practically a mendicant order".
THEY might have to contend with a monsoon season.
Fortunately, she has not had to contend with a fourth.
He continues: "We still contend with a stigma.
