Sentence examples for hasn't contended from inspiring English sources

Horgan hasn't contended with toddlers for a while.

Current is a start-up of sorts, lacking the backing of a deep-pocketed parent company — something Mr. Olbermann hasn't contended with in years.

But he hasn't contended in the first three majors of this year and won't appear at the last.

The government has not contended that Mr. Moussaoui was a senior Al Qaeda operative or that he worked closely with Mr. bin Laden and would therefore have known of other terrorist plans.

Italian government officials have not contended that the couple was involved in any crime, nor have they threatened Ms. White with prosecution.

David Duval, the Englishman Ross Fisher, Hunter Mahan and Phil Mickelson are five strokes behind Barnes and Glover, who matched Barnes's 70 in the third round but like him had not contended in a major championship until this week.

In a concurring opinion in that decision from which Justice Breyer quoted on Monday, Judge Judith W. Rogers wrote that the prisoners had not contended that they would have been subject to mistreatment had they accepted the resettlement offers, and that the government deemed the solution appropriate.

But respondents have not contended, nor do we have any reason to think, that this deviation in the allocation to the L.E.A.'s leads to deviation in the allocation among schools within each L.E.A., and, even if it did, we would not presume that such a deviation created any incentive one way or the other with regard to religion.

Scott, who hasn't seriously contended since his back-to-back victories in Florida five months ago, was two shots behind at 7-under 206.

Despite having perhaps the most-feared serve in the men's game, Isner has not seriously contended for one of tennis's Grand Slam trophies, which haven't gone to an American man since Andy Roddick triumphed at Flushing Meadows in 2003.

Jonnie Peacock, winner of the 100m in the Paralympics, hasn't had to contend with quite so dramatic a transformation in his everyday life.