Sentence examples for result must contend from inspiring English sources

Like much of Aboriginal Australia, the community has survived 200 years of land dispossession and the devastating impacts of assimilationist and paternalistic government policies, and as a result must contend with massive economic and social challenges.

Until those results appear, though, the Democrats must contend with a growing number of parents who see vouchers as an immediate solution.

"Taken together these results are a reminder that Latinos must contend with negative stereotypes attributed to them by individuals and institutions (the media)," the study's authors wrote.

Instead, as a result of Pettitte's backtracking, the prosecution now must contend with a motion by the defense to have Pettitte's testimony about his initial H.G.H. conversation with Clemens dismissed as evidence because it is "insufficiently definitive".

Yet, we must contend with the issue of false-negatives.

Preprocessing algorithms must contend with differing probe hybridization efficiencies that result in greater inter-probe than inter-sample variability, probe intensity variances that change with intensity levels, and inter-sample technical error.

And the corners cut in not providing proper care to the dogs often results in pets that are loaded with ailments the new owner must contend with.

According to media, the present was a token of cooperation in a billion-dollar arms sale by Moscow, which must contend with Western sanctions over Ukraine and a resulting economic downturn.

Underperforming schools must contend with larger classes and fewer teachers.

Cyberattackers must overcome cyberdefenses, and both sides must contend with a rapid offense-defense cycle.

Mr. Dimon still must contend with several problems.