Sentence examples similar to contending with limits from inspiring English sources

It's because we shouldn't trust politicians who promise radical changes without contending with the stark limits of government.

That possibility -- "ratcheted up" capital requirements -- is likely to fuel further concern among top bank executives who already are contending with tougher requirements and limits on activities and remuneration.

Another consideration, Ms. Martin said, is that many 401(k) plans allow account holders to take out loans, but once money is withdrawn from a Roth I.R.A., it cannot be put back in without contending with the $2,000 limit.

And there is such joy in contending with questions that matter and pushing yourself, as the late playwright August Wilson urged, to the "limits of your instrument".

Condé was also contending with an unstable capital.

Halliburton, meanwhile, is contending with two new scandals.

Most seriously, they are still contending with Picard.

How are museums contending with these shifts?

Ecgfrith was contending with other challenges to his overlordship.

In a reversal of our stereotypes about the flow of innovation, many of the most important resilience tools will come to us from developing countries, which have long had to contend with large disruptions and limited budgets.

They have also had to contend with an attempt to limit the number of visas that are issues a sop to rightwingers in the run up to this year's presidential election.