Sentence examples for ever contended with from inspiring English sources

Selena Roberts would be less likely to belittle Jason Giambi's struggle with an intestinal parasite if she had ever contended with the profoundly draining effects.

And there is also a larger and more mobilized group of sexual abuse victims than he has ever contended with before.

Scepticism is expressed as to whether FO will ever contend with RO for the production of potable water by sea water desalination because the strength of the draw solution for comparable fluxes to RO is given by πd≅ΔPexp(Jvkop) where ΔP is the TMP in RO.

Lee Norris is set to reprise his role of Stewart Minkus, the only person to ever contend with Topanga for the position of the smartest kid in school.

Girls are the most complicated machinery ever forged; contend with this fact in all of its fun-ness and grossie-ness (think: we are sooo, soooo pretty but also vaginally shit blood clots and children and post-jizz dicks, all wet and soft. If that doesn't offer a useful analogy nothing else will).

Adil Abd al-Mahdi, a former Vice-President under Maliki, said that the victory in Basra brought out a more belligerent side of the Prime Minister, which Iraqis have contended with ever since: "After the campaign against the Mahdi Army, Maliki went to an individual — a monopolizing — way of governing.

Roth's comedy could be taken to be problematic, because it contended with his sense of serious form — nobody ever derided Bruce Jay Friedman or Neil Simon for being too funny.

I contended with powerful men.

Their earliest projects contended with agricultural issues.

These patients, thus, contended with a serious financial burden.

Neil Dean, Sittingbourne We say: The Dude abides in this wonderful pastiche of Californian noir, as Jeff Bridges gets drawn into a rug-related mystery with more tangled threads than anything Philip Marlowe ever had to contend with.