Sentence examples for perhaps contending from inspiring English sources

In a field that also includes David Lammy and Diane Abbott, it's close – but if she were to prevail and then beat the likely Conservative candidate, Zac Goldsmith, she would be embarking on a job that could take her to her 77th year, perhaps contending with a national leader in Jeremy Corbyn whose politics are light years from her own.

Those who do know of such things may perhaps contend that these practices would never be repeated today.

The Yankees hoped he would play in Class AAA this entire year and perhaps contend with Tino Martinez for the major league job next year.

Besides the awards, baseball offered a hot stove season that kicked off first with the Marlins' fire sale — with the owner Jeffrey Loria proclaiming it was not a fire sale at all, but a way to improve his team to perhaps contend for a Class AA title — and then Detroit signing Torii Hunter to a huge deal.

Any new narrative, however, will have to contend with, and perhaps contest, existing narratives in the Irish context.

And Europeans, particularly Britons, simply take a more benign view of the summer, perhaps because they're contending with damp, rainy weather for much of the rest of the year.

Perhaps, as advocates contend, you can't understand why anyone would push for assisted-suicide legislation until you've seen a loved one suffer.

If Mr. Giuliani despises socialized medicine, as he now contends, perhaps he would abolish the V.A. health system if he were elected president.

Or perhaps, as we contend, a general explanation is available one that offers conceptual unification across the apparently disparate cases.

Perhaps Hindery knew he was overreaching by contending that Budill's letter implied Cablevision's agreement to pay the $2 fee.

Perhaps one can save Clarke's view by contending that since distant action is logically impossible, Newton's theory must therefore be interpreted as neutral on that issue.