Sentence examples for contended with that from inspiring English sources

"And part of how they contended with that was to assimilate.

The island's complicated history with the United States, and the ways in which Puerto Ricans of all political persuasions have contended with that history, has given rise to calumnies and misinformation; finger-pointing and handwringing.

Kuczynski will have to contend with that.

Whether he can contend with that is the question.

Mr. Holder will have to contend with that and other issues rapidly.

"You can operate on a different level, without having to contend with that dynamic all the time".

The peer-to-peer crowd do not have to contend with that, giving them scope to try new things.

Maryland's state legislature had a couple of factors to contend with that New York's did not: in particular, an organized opposition led by black churches.

But, Hawes adds, "Bird was out and he was strung, and in order to be around him you had to contend with that".

But it wasn't until I had three children to contend with that I discovered just what a life-saver it can be.

Congress will have to contend with that later, but a funding mechanism already agreed upon will pay at least part of the cost.