Sentence examples for ready to contend from inspiring English sources
Quade's two years will be up in no time, long before his team-in-transition is ready to contend.
His program looked ready to contend for an Atlantic Coast Conference championship and a Bowl Championship Series berth last year before N.C.A.A. investigators arrived on campus last July.
They may not be ready to contend for a championship yet, but they can finally talk about it without anyone snickering.
Devastating at last year's Festival, but Triumph winners often need another season before they are ready to contend in the Champion.
This week, Woods will show if he is ready to contend or if he's here at an event he has won seven times just to kick off the rust to prepare for next week's P.G.A. Championship.
By the end of the Second World War, which had effectively demolished Harry Emerson Fosdick's assurances about the perfectibility of man, the two camps within Protestantism's conservative wing stood ready to contend for the spiritually hungry.
BUT now, Mr. Yesselman contends, dance may be more ready to fight for its place at the table, in part because an increasingly bad economy has driven dance to catch up with the other arts.
I realise that a newly-commissioned ship in her first action has many difficulties to contend with, and I am quite ready to make the fullest allowance for them.
The would-be press lords – many of them businesspeople and politicians – will have to contend with skeptics who believe they would be too ready to tilt news coverage to their own benefit.
There's still little ready cash, unresolved emotional issues, unwanted housemates, and a heavy reliance on alcohol to contend with.
