Sentence examples for that could contend from inspiring English sources

Israel's submission, Rama Burshtein's "Fill the Void," is another film set in a closed religious community, the ultraconservative Haredim of Tel Aviv, that could contend.

Kobe Bryant asked to be traded last spring in part because he said he wanted to play for a team that could contend for a championship.

Philadelphia Soul (First season) Coach Mike Trigg, who won an Arena Bowl with Grand Rapids, has assembled a veteran team that could contend right away.

In addition, Mexico won the last Under-17 World Cup and has a crop of promising young players who seem poised to reassert Mexican dominance in the region and become an elite team that could contend for major international titles.

But what preceded them was a set that could contend with Mr. Morris's for performance-as-experience: the guitarist Nels Cline and the Los Angeles painter Norton Wisdom, in an improvised duet.

Added to his financial worries, Méliès had the pressure of creating a followup that could contend with Voyage's indelible image of a rocket spearing the eye of the man in the moon.

During the decade for sustainable development http://en.unesco.org/themes/education-sustainable-development 2005 2014, UNESCO developed a coherent curriculum that could well contend for being a major component of any national curriculum http://www.unesco.org/education/tlsf/.unesco.org/education/tlsf/

That team could contend for a medal by itself.

The world championships proved to Lochte that he could contend with the best swimmers in the world when the events were aligned right, which they were not here.

The Titans' five-game winning streak had rescued their season and given them hope that they could contend for an American Football Conference wild-card playoff berth.

But the gap among the leading riders remained close, giving Horner and the other climbers hope that they could contend in the final stages, when the race returned to the mountains.