Sentence examples for contends with a from inspiring English sources

Still, he contends, with a budget of only $2 million a year, "we're practically a mendicant order".

The United States, which has provided Colombia with more than $8 billion in security and antinarcotics aid since the 1990s, is still channeling more than $300 million a year as the country contends with a five-decade-old insurgency led by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, and resilient drug-trafficking networks.

Stead's misfit hero contends with a bully and an eccentric new friend.

True story of teen who contends with a spinal cord injury.

Even the Roman Catholic Church contends with a mix of freedom and Government harassment.

(Berkley, $7.99). Dr. Kay Scarpetta contends with a killer who uses a smallpox-like virus.

But New York already contends with an unwanted population of Wall Street finance types, argues Hamilton Nolan.

If the Stars are Stanley Cup contenders, fans will have to contend with a bull market.

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.