Now he's not only contending with the wonders of the new age – electric windows!
Craggy Island's holy trinity of comedic clergymen, completed by Father Dougal McGuire and Father Jack Hackett, must not only contend with Mrs Doyle's unrelenting insistence to "go on" and have a cup of tea, but also the overbearing, insipid and idiotic residents of the remote isle.
Much of the attraction of the plays is that they cover vast ground, from city to country, battlefield to council chamber, royal palace to taverns and brothels, and that their characters are not only contending nobles but also drunkards, braggarts, pickpockets and whores.
In general, a flow not only contends with other flows sharing the spectrum (i.e., inter-flow contention), but may also interfere with its own transmissions along the path to the destination (i.e., intra-flow contention) [11].
In order to meet the expected handset performance in this work, we not only contend with designing antennas but also in need mitigating the RF interaction with the near field environment, which influences the E-shaped antenna performance.
It's a sign of the times that such a large and influential organization can not only contend that with a straight face, but have it pass without comment in a judge's written opinion.
Just prior to the settlement of peace between the Uí Briain and the Norwegians, Muirchertach was not only contending with the arrival of Magnús, but was also locked in an extended struggle with Domnall Mac Lochlainn, King of Cenél nEógain (died 1121).
Patients must not only contend with the realities of the diagnosis and possible unfavourable prognosis, but also digest information related to complex and often debilitating treatments. 1 2 The support of a multidisciplinary team then can be integral to addressing patient concerns and facilitating information exchange.
But these survivors, who don't know if there's anyone else alive out there, aren't only contending with nuclear holocaust.
