Sentence examples for really contend with from inspiring English sources

But can Amazon really contend with the top contenders in gaming?

JPMorgan shouldn't have announced that it was tuning in unless it was really prepared to contend with the public's negative view of it and other banks, especially in the wake of a recession caused in great part by their irresponsibility.

I really couldn't contend with the 2.5-inch needle that needs to go into my thigh muscle.

The Mets never really contended for Reyes.

Maybe top 10 but never really contended.

"There were 40-something majors and I hadn't really contended on a Sunday.

(It's worth noting that Netflix has technically housed originals since 2005, when it co-distributed Mark and Jay Duplass' debut joint, "The Puffy Chair". But another decade passed before the company really began contending with big-boy Hollywood).

"There's really no supply to contend with and we had enough buying to push the Treasury market up to the upper end of its range".

He's infused the race with a set of notions that extend to everyone a permission to look past and gloss over our present calamitous circumstances, and to do so with the assurance that they are really working hard to contend with all the 'substance-like substance' that Ryan brings to the race.

"It is difficult to contend with but it's really, really enjoyable at the same time," he said.

"At this point, I guess I'm one of these old war-horse baseball guys, but to be in professional baseball 25 years or whatever it is, and to be in a situation a lot of people don't have to contend with, it really is fascinating".