Sentence examples similar to contending with some setbacks from inspiring English sources

The Philharmonic also had to contend with some lost rehearsals.

But the network has had to contend with some erosion.

Instead of Larry's apocalyptic bad luck, however, Mannix must contend with some very human problems.

David Autor, David Dorn and Gordon Hanson have contended with some justification that previous agreements have led to loss of manufacturing jobs.

Even if the overall economic trend remained positive for carmakers, executives at Geneva said, they would have to contend with shocks and setbacks.

And it has had to contend with setbacks this year.

Some are contending with the death of a working family member.

This would deal a further setback to the memory chip makers, which were already contending with excess supply in the sector and falling chip prices as a consequence.

Of course, there are some privacy concerns to contend with, including some security issues that have arisen in recent months.

Before the white paper is agreed, May has a tough EU summit next week where she will have to contend with a number of setbacks, including disagreement over how to square leaving the single market and customs union with plans for a customs backstop to prevent a hard border in Northern Ireland.

The road of darkness and despair is something that we all contend with at some time.