Sentence examples for order to contend from inspiring English sources

Grimmette had already proved that he was willing to think outside the box, or at least inside the chamber, in order to contend.

Exoticists rely on race mainly to define themselves as well beyond it, playing foreign in order to contend, or content themselves, that they belong.

Or is it just there because it was always intended to be? RICHARD BRODY: Tree of Life is such a singular and personal movie, it's hard to imagine that it was made in order to contend for an Oscar.

Having had what was probably the quickest car at the 24 last year, they have not moved forward as quickly as their rivals and have but four weeks to find more in order to contend at La Sarthe.

FMRI studies of verbal fluency, however, have used either silent word generation (which provides no behavioral measure) or cued generation of single words in order to contend with speech-related motion artifacts.

In order to contend with these issues and to identify candidate COUP-TFI inner ear and brain target genes, we have employed a methodology that intersects microarray data, in silico genomic analysis with a Hidden Markov Model, and evolutionary conservation filtering.

Ruhl, in her plays, contends with the pressing existential issues; her stoical comic posture is a means of killing gravity, of taking the heaviness out of her words in order to better contend with life.

He said national unity was necessary in order for Israel to contend with the formidable challenges ahead.

The Social Democrats of the Reichstag withdrew their support from Prince Max's government in order to be free to contend against the Communists for the leadership of the revolution.

There are also a dialect and local customs to contend with, in order to offer the best possible experience.

Besides attacks from tort lawyers who often tack on "racketeering" charges in order to claim treble damages employers have to contend with prosecutions.