Sentence examples for though contending with from inspiring English sources

And Democrats, though contending with an "establishment versus outsider" matchup of their own, took a victory lap.

Though contending with a Breck-girl hairdo, an overpowering cast and royally wooden dialogue ("No, no, do not underestimate the Dutch"), Mr. DiCaprio still manages to illustrate why his appeal has lately gone global.

By the mid-19th century, though, it was contending with Broadway to be the city's premier entertainment district.

Though searchers were contending with bad weather so were Sweat and Matt, the major said.

Mr. Kibaki, though, has to contend with the other electoral wrinkle — the five out of eight rule.

First, though, they must contend with critics who are horrified by the notion of blanketing the world with genetically altered grass.

He might find life more difficult this week, though, as he contends with a Dallas pass rush that has generated 13 sacks through the first three weeks.

They are filled with the confidence of miraculous faith, though they realize they are contending with cultural impediments.

The rebound has come even though manufacturers of all sorts are still contending with electrical shortages in Japan because of still-crippled or idled power plants.

Though 84% having health insurance, others are contending with paying out of pocket for care or doing without it.

"It was very lonely sometimes," she said of the five years she spent contending with feeling off-kilter even though she appeared to be perfectly normal.