Sentence examples for she contends with from inspiring English sources

In the first, she contends with the history, ancient and modern, of women's voices in the public sphere.

The dissolving of corporate boundaries is not science fiction to the average African manager; she contends with the realities and frustrations every day.

One reality she contends with — the nearness of her nation's explosive history — may be best captured by the presidential candidacy of Prince Yormie Johnson, the rebel who, in 1990, after a split from Taylor, captured Doe.

Mrs. Bachmann's exit, which comes as she contends with numerous federal and local investigations into possible violations of campaign finance law, certainly lengthened Mr. Graves's odds at winning the seat.

Yet in "under/world," a dance for three that will be performed at the Kitchen in Chelsea from Thursday through Nov. 15, she contends with issues of fetish, sexual manipulation and how one person yields to another.

Like its predecessors, the musical version follows the exploits of the madcap title character as she contends with the addition of her newly orphaned 10-year-old nephew, Patrick (at Goodspeed, the apple-cheeked Eli Baker) to her jazz-and-Champagne household on Beekman Place.

While the study was being conducted, she contended with bishops who resisted cooperating.

On her first day in a new job she contended with a male trader's lewd, racially specific come-on.

Taylor, like Ms. Lohan, was in and out of the Betty Ford Center as she contended with drug and alcohol addiction.

There, she contended with -- and generally got the better of -- bitter cold, frozen ground, ravenous mosquitoes and the rare male colleague foolhardy enough to question her ability.

She contended with ticks, spider bites, and the men in tents all around her, who were prone to drunken fights and petty theft.