Sentence examples for from contending with from inspiring English sources

The Knicks are as far from acquiring Paul as they are from contending with the Heat.

Along with her co-workers, Sarah engaged in a variety of projects across the metropolitan area, ranging from green-initiative development to public safety programming, from contending with infrastructural challenges to City-wide technological integration, and everything in between.

Aside from contending with two impressive finalists in Manti Te'o and Collin Klein, Manziel also faces decades of history.

There are physicians who have become jaded from contending with the inequalities of access to care, and the daily frustrations of practicing under endless corporate requirements.

From still contending with "visual imperialism" to being used as a political tool in the fake news industry, the form has traversed the traditional formats and definitions.

They too have difficulties, however, abandoning their political headquarters in Syria, facing reduced help from Iran and contending with their increased divisions.

As Mrs. Whitman took Lisa from the courthouse, contending with her fists and kicking feet, the child's wails for her father carried back into the courtroom.

Donald Trump returns to the campaign trail from Scotland this week contending with sweeping unease about his candidacy as a large majority of Americans register their disapproval and see the Republican Party's presumptive presidential nominee as discriminatory and unqualified, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll.

In the cafes of Athens, childless women in their 30s lament the lack of day-care options and the perpetually weak family support programs from a government now contending with austerity and pension costs.

Over the past half millennium, these claims have taken extraordinarily diverse forms — nations asserting independence from mother states, communists seeking freedom from colonialists, the vox populi contending with ancien regimes, theocracies who reject the authority of secular states, and sundry others.

It parses hot from cold, contends with itches, detects pain.