Sentence examples for possible to contend with from inspiring English sources

Sims says that he believed that it would be possible to contend with the cuts: "I think we can deliver outcomes better than we do".

Modern man, it's possible to contend, has grown effete.

It is possible to contend then that minor allele has a protective function against the development of ND.

Yahoo will also have to contend with a possible takeover bid led by other private equity firms, Alibaba and Softbank.

Each of the Australian players, with the possible exception of Ryan Harris, has had to contend with his own small storm of criticism throughout this series, none more so than Shane Watson.

The result takes pressure off the European Union, which would have had to contend with a possible French referendum on leaving the trading bloc if Le Pen had been elected. .

This study presents the first transcriptome of Cry intoxication response in a fully sequenced insect, and reveals possible conserved cellular processes that enable larvae to contend with Cry intoxication in the disease vector A. aegypti.

While two teenage boys are put forward as possible romantic interests for Adelice, she also has to contend with the advances of the middle-aged commander, Cormac.

With ever-rising airfare rates, along with taxes and baggage fees to contend with, flying economy is the only possible option for the vast majority of travelers.

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

Awareness of the pathways utilized by midgut cells to contend with toxin damage may allow us to better predict possible resistance mechanisms that could occur by field application of Bt formulations.