Sentence examples for it's contending with from inspiring English sources

But it's a drop in the bucket compared with other problems it's contending with.

And even while it was contending with overcapacity in its own refineries, the company picked up refined products when it saw bargains.

By the mid-19th century, though, it was contending with Broadway to be the city's premier entertainment district.

The particular issues that it is contending with at present are: energy, welfare reform, arms control, tax reform, among others.

It is contending with the aftermath of earthquakes, a volcanic eruption and a tsunami all in the last seven weeks.

JPMorgan Chase told investors that as of the second quarter of this year, it was contending with more than $3.5 billion in repurchase demands.

These days, it is contending with a worsening outlook for restaurants and higher prices for ingredients like beef and chicken as well as increased transportation costs.

For the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, the bring-your-own-marijuana event offered a novel way to raise $50,000 at a moment when it is contending with financial struggles and a battle over rent at its city-owned concert venue.

Now, just a few days after Verizon learned of the breach, it is contending with the ramifications of what is believed to be the largest hack of a single company.

It is contending with other film and television on the web through websites like Hulu– jointly owned by NBC-Universal, Fox and ABC which offers streaming services to televisions and Apple products for $9.99 a month.

But like most opera companies around the country, it was contending with increased competition for donations and dwindling, graying audiences.