Sentence examples for regularly contend with from inspiring English sources

Twitter, Facebook and Google must regularly contend with government demands that they hand over users' personal information.

In the grand scheme of things, the Bronx student's experience with violence is much more representative of violence and trauma in America that young people, especially young people of color, regularly contend with.

(He regularly contends with what he calls "that's where Frank Sinatra tripped over me" reminiscences).

While much of the rest of Florida regularly contends with hurricanes, Orlando has not been bothered in a major way since Hurricane Donna cut through here in 1960.

"That's the most dominating defensive performance I've ever had against [my team]." That's high praise from a coach who not only battled against these Celtics at the height of their power, but also regularly contends with the impressive team defenses of the Eastern Conference.

And the current state of things may actually have helped to block some of the obtrusive noises with which the performers regularly contend.

But if a connection regularly goes through an untrusted third party – as with Chinese users, who have to contend with their country's "great firewall", or with Tor users – such an attack becomes much easier.

Besides the regularly scheduled mayoral election in November, the mayor chosen in May will have to contend with a budget deficit of as much as $300 million, one of the nation's highest unemployment rates and a failing school system.

There were greater things to contend with.

"You have to contend with it.

Neo-leftists contend with free-market capitalists.