Sentence examples for end up contending from inspiring English sources

Mr Mehdorn seems likely to end up contending with institutional investors and hedge funds that want to shake things up.

On each transaction, the companies appear to pocket as profit an amount that some taxing authorities may end up contending is theirs.

He expects to lord over the populace but ends up contending with people that don't buy into his newly invented confidence.

The next evening, in a fit of jealousy over Bill's near indiscretion (he ended up contending with a naked drug overdose), Alice confesses that she's had thoughts of cheating and, even worse, reveals that if things had been different, she would have thrown her entire life away for one flight of sexual fancy.

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Hanley, of course, will end up having to contend — at least on the life insurance front — with employers who already look to offer some kind of life insurance option.

"I see the beginning of a team that I think can end up being a contending team someday," Walsh said.

Students who leave school without notifying administrators, or who enroll in equivalency diploma programs, are often not counted as dropouts, though they do not end up finishing high school, researchers contend.

They had called on Mr. Pataki to eliminate a state law that adds surcharges to hospital bills to help pay for hospital services, contending that employers end up underwriting the cost through higher insurance premiums for their workers.

Another the series must contend with is the built-in limitations of knowing where the Saul character ends up.

With recruiters viciously competing for the best talent in the Valley, startups end up with plenty of paperwork and files to contend with.