Sentence examples for factor to contend with from inspiring English sources

First of all, there is The X Factor to contend with.

The St Helens caretaker coach Dave Rotheram had more than just the Millward factor to contend with; in three previous visits here, Saints had left empty-handed on each occasion.

As if this were not nigh on impossible, there is another factor to contend with, if Abramovich intends to take any notice of it: Uefa's Financial Fair Play rules.

There's also the yuck factor to contend with.

The cultural divide has been a factor to contend with, and some things have been lost in translation.

Maryland's state legislature had a couple of factors to contend with that New York's did not: in particular, an organized opposition led by black churches.

In many affected countries there are cultural factors to contend with, such as an emphasis on eating large meals together, or on food as a form of hospitality.

"He knew my wife was pregnant and I had a little kid so there were a lot of factors to contend with.

The weather--usually hot and humid--and the presence of unrelenting mosquitoes are only some of the challenging factors to contend with in the tropical rain forest.

With a population of 150 million people (and 18 million alone in Dhaka), Bangladesh could represent a lucrative new market for Uber but there are some emerging market factors to contend with.

"You have a lot of factors to contend with: climate, different weights of fabrication, different segments of the marketplace," Fields said.