Sentence examples for efforts to contend from inspiring English sources

Thus, most efforts to contend with uncertainty in system states and relationships have ignored indeterminacy the chance, indeed the near certainty, that our current models do not represent reality perfectly, and so improved models will eventuate.

Alcoa, one of the world's largest aluminum makers, described plans on Tuesday to close plants and slash its work force in an effort to contend with the continued economic downturn.

Recently the Russians appointed him deputy administrator in their new Chechen government and gave him responsibility for security as part of Moscow's effort to contend with the rebels' attacks.

Despite Mr. Reid's request to plead guilty, his motion asked a judge to delete from the indictment the government's assertions that he received training from Al Qaeda, apparently an effort to contend he was not acting as a member of a terrorist organization.

The General Motors division has insisted that each of these cars represented its best effort to contend in the global marketplace.

As Geraghty notes, he "contends the legislative efforts to fight climate change are economically self-destructive and expresses skepticism that human behavior is driving climate change".

A day earlier, Navratilova said it would take "a monumental effort" for Errani to contend.

On Friday, Navratilova said it would take "a monumental effort" for Errani to contend.

Rather, think of yourself as a growing person who needs to put in effort and practice to contend with the influences of stereotypes".

The maneuvering and arguments began last month, and include efforts by plant opponents to contend that no plan could be adequate.

The new effort will also have to contend with the fact that Bloomberg's chat offerings link seamlessly with Bloomberg's trading software, making it easier to execute transactions.