Sentence examples for forward to contend from inspiring English sources

Zell Miller, a Democrat, is quitting the Senate, and no prominent party member has stepped forward to contend for the job against a growing list of Republican challengers.

"Not since the so-called Year of the Woman in 1992 have we seen such a leap in the number of women stepping forward to contend for Congressional seats," said Debbie Walsh, director of the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers, which tracked the candidacies.

"We know it's a challenge, we faced up to [Arturo] Vidal and [Alexis] Sanchez against Chile, so most countries have got some world-class forwards to contend with.

"We know it's a challenge, we faced up to [Arturo] Vidal and [Alexis] Sánchez against Chile, so most countries have got some world-class forwards to contend with.

A recent report contends that South Africa will be stepping forward to compete by offering Durban as her bid city.

Haynes goes forward next month to contend for the big purse: the £50,000 Costa (formerly Whitbread) book of the year award.

"The wind's up, it's a fantastic weather forecast we have - there's not a cloud in the sky - personally I'm looking forward to trying to contend and compete," Montgomerie added.

If we're only talking politics, here, I'll tell you that the White House isn't looking forward to having to contend with GOP majorities, but to their mind, they got a lot of the policymaking they wanted to get done, done.

Our algorithm is based on start-time fair queueing, and the virtual time of flows is reset to contend for forwarding its packet the next time when errors happen for the flow.

The findings come as nearly every California county is moving forward with some form of electronic monitoring to contend with tens of thousands of state inmates being released to their supervision, an offshoot of the effort to reduce prison overcrowding.

But he will have to contend with the notion that forward trading encourages unbridled speculation and leads to inflation.