The Terps not only contended without her but nearly won a second consecutive national title.
Now he's not only contending with the wonders of the new age – electric windows!
Barnaby Joyce says Tony Windsor is only contending for the seat of New England because of a personal vendetta against him.
Thus it is fair to discuss the replacement batsman – not Sam Curran, who should only contend with the bowlers/all-rounders – and there are a number.
But these survivors, who don't know if there's anyone else alive out there, aren't only contending with nuclear holocaust.
So he wasn't only contending with a "rational" paranoia; he was also ensnared in the ongoing anguish of comprehension and absorption, as the sheer size of the trauma inched into consciousness.
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.
Disaster planning was much simpler when only contending with the potential for natural catastrophes.
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.
