Sentence examples for going to contend from inspiring English sources

If you don't, then you are not going to contend".

They were going to contend for the Super Bowl together; Crumpler said he could feel it.

Acuff knew she was not going to contend for the gold or silver.

If they keep the majority of their core from last year, the White Sox are going to contend again.

"Each of these candidates is going to have to decide how they're going to contend with this".

"If they're going to contend with the Yankees, in my opinion, they're going to have to get healthy.

And other 2020 candidates are going to have to contend with it.

He is going to have to contend with some difficult facts, like those in a new paper by the economist Emmanuel Saez of the University of California, Berkeley.

There are things that can be done to try to adapt to those changes that are already in the pipeline and that we are going to have to contend with because there is nothing we can do about them.

Hamlin led 104 of the 367 laps in the Showtime Southern 500, but it appeared he was going to have to contend with Gordon and Burton over the closing laps.

"We have been jamming the system aggressively since 2001 with aggressive promotions and incentives," said Joe Phillippi, a principal with AutoTrends Consulting in Short Hills, N.J. "We've been pushing 16 to 17 million units a year for more than six years, and there is an issue of saturation that we are going to have to contend with".