Bond is handcuffed, lowered into the vault, and forced to contend with lethal projectile hat.
We are forced to contend with messy narratives and multiple sides, all equally ruthless.
Yet by going there, you are forced to contend with a set of rules that are abhorrent.
On Monday, McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, was forced to contend with his decision to disavow Trump.
Most galling, then, are those occasions in adult life when you're also forced to contend with a sudden adolescent-style breakout.
London Underground travellers, forced to contend with today's Tube strike are facing the prospect of price rises at three times the rate of inflation.
With lawmakers in both parties bracing for anti-incumbent fervor, several House members were forced to contend with spirited preliminary challenges.
Under Mr. Cuomo, however, Mr. Silver has been forced to contend with a restored Republican majority more willing to accept cuts to schools and health care.
For years, the conventional wisdom has been that Franklin was badly misused at Columbia, forced to contend with rigid arrangements, unnecessary effects, and tired standards.
He has been forced to contend with nepotism talk for nearly five years, and he has not always handled it well.
Our pay is blood money!" The soldiers have also been forced to contend with a new trend, suicide bombings and other attacks committed by young Chechen women.
