Sentence examples for in addition to contending from inspiring English sources

In addition to contending that his proposal for tax cuts is superior to Mr. McCain's, Mr. Bush said he planned to devote more time to talking about education, in which he believes he has shown greater interest than the Arizona senator has.

In addition to contending it is a technology company and not a transportation company, Uber argues the drivers are not its employees but instead are independent contractors, and therefore not entitled to the protection of the California Labor Code as asserted herein.

Also virtually unmentioned in these reports are the added challenges that teachers in disadvantaged communities must confront: In addition to contending with enormous class sizes, they must also address the needs of a growing population of students who are either English language learners, learning disabled, or the "reluctant" learners of whom I speak.

Palestinian officials contend that in addition to continuing to build in the settlements, Mr. Netanyahu is trying to dictate the outcome of talks before they begin.

In addition to airstrikes, civilians must contend with hazards posed by unexploded bombs and cluster munitions dropped by the Saudi coalition, and with land mines laid by Houthi forces as they pull back, Mr. Harneis said.

The Big Three conventional airlines, plus Southwest, all now have rising labor costs to contend with in addition to higher fuel costs.

We all had school and work to contend with in addition to this.

Or do they form another front of opposition he'll have to contend with, in addition to the women and people of color who will spend the next four years trying to stop him?

In addition to the calendar, retailers have to contend with both the effects of the government shutdown and shifts in discretionary spending; as consumers become more willing to shell out money for big-ticket items like automobiles, they have less cash to spend on retail items, he said.

According to Haslam (2012), this usage masks the fact that: Obese individuals have a host of other comorbidities to contend with in addition to type 2 diabetes, [that] not everyone who is obese will develop type 2 diabetes, [and] not everyone with a high risk of type 2 diabetes is necessarily obese.

Norway was in addition forced to contend with competing claims made by the United Kingdom and other countries in the years prior to the Norwegian claim, including the new threat of German claims in Queen Maud Land.