Sentence examples for fully contend from inspiring English sources

But the move also is designed to stabilize a reeling archdiocese that has become symbolic of the church's failures to fully contend with clerical sexual abuse.

I fully contend that if the name of this movie were "RobotCop" or "Robot Police Officer," people would see it, think to themselves, that was okay, then move on with their lives.

She is, by the early 50's, fully contending with the "...world of artist concerns... ..2 introduced by de Kooning and the eclectic cadre of artists in the downtown enclave.

The hellish modernist favela has come to embody the architectural, political and social failings of Italy's inability to contend fully with organized crime.

Defendants contend that a fully informed vote of a majority of the public shareholders in favor of the merger operates to extinguish plaintiff's claim.

Although the outlet industry is strong, and Woodbury Common is fully leased, shoppers must often contend with a confusing layout and snarled traffic.

And critics contend that a fully competitive market would be better at reducing prices than the government's "managed liberalisation" strategy, in which it micromanages the industry's structure.

Instead, those who use the Business Jets, which can weigh up to 171,500 pounds when fully fueled for takeoff, must contend with longer trips into Manhattan from places like Westchester County Airport in White Plains, N.Y., or La Guardia, Newark International and Kennedy International Airports.

We're excited about the competitive level in the conference and fully expect to once again contend for the championship".

Redstone's attorneys contend the billionaire was fully aware of his actions to name Viacom's chief executive, Philippe Dauman, as his healthcare agent.

People who know the family contend that "in order to fully comprehend Lin's rise from relative anonymity, his parents' story must be understood".