Sentence examples for everyone contends from inspiring English sources

Almost everyone contends that email replaces the old kind of mail, some without awareness of what has been lost and others with outright dismissal of the idea that letter writing is an art and it is dying.

Speaking of Obama, fractures are forming between him and his base as everyone contends with bad jobs numbers and an impending "grand bargain" that could threaten Social Security and Medicare.

"In many ways the Nintendo DS may be transforming itself from a portable device for gamers into a natural companion for everyone," contended Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo's executive vice president of sales and marketing, during a press briefing at E3. Head scratching among Nintendo's core fans ensued as Dunaway talked through a few test scenarios for the crowd.

Have fun and try to keep everyone contended and happy.

The category of people who will benefit from these kinds of memory aids includes everyone, he contended.

As a result, the authors contended, everyone could be quickly compensated, and administrative costs, particularly legal ones, would be curbed.

Everyone must now contend with Woods, and this week, they must contend with his quest to win the Grand Slam.

"Clothing is a wonderful object to use as a prism through which one's personality can fall," adds co-author Sheila Heti in a later email exchange, "simply because it's an object everyone has to contend with.

"When health professionals working in cities, towns and rural areas in countries around the globe can take action to actively limit the spread of infectious disease, everyone benefits," Dybul contended.

"On Facebook, matchmaking can be awkward compared to Match.com, where everyone's there for the same thing," contends Blatt.

The 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights UDHRR) contends in Article 25 that "everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and his family," including medical care.