Sentence examples for to contend if from inspiring English sources

Girardi will have many other issues with which to contend if he returns.

This week, Woods will show if he is ready to contend or if he's here at an event he has won seven times just to kick off the rust to prepare for next week's P.G.A. Championship.

As if this were not nigh on impossible, there is another factor to contend with, if Abramovich intends to take any notice of it: Uefa's Financial Fair Play rules.

And loan servicers like to contend that if errors occur, they are rare and honestly made.

There may be even more of these stories to contend with if women ever equalize this particular playing field.

Mr. Frank also said it was "outrageous" to contend that if Congress disagreed with the administration's opinion that a provision would be unconstitutional, the president could sign the bill and disobey it.

But the emerging evidence against his brother, who died on April 19 after a shootout with the police, has led some law enforcement authorities to contend that if the local murder investigation had been more vigorous it could have led to his apprehension well before the bombings left 3 dead and more than 260 wounded — in short, that the bombings might never have happened.

The sense of anguish and loss as you die still easily surpasses that of the majority of bigger budget titles, and the potential scope for development encompasses evolution itself, with many levels of species advancement to contend with if you get far enough into the game.

But then surely Ali, who was married four times and fathered two children out of wedlock, would have had his own issues to contend with if he had boxed in the time of the celebrity news Web site and the text message.

They were out of the blocks this spring with a lust for life, proving that juggling the swings and the roundabouts is simply part of what we have to contend with if we set out to shape nature to our own ends.

"You know you have that to contend with if you get in front.