Sentence examples for to keep contending from inspiring English sources
Ambitious young artists must still come to terms with them, much as modern painters had to keep contending with Cézanne, Picasso, and Matisse.
Similarly, the U.N. peacekeeping forces will not seek out military engagements, but will simply keep contending Afghan forces separated and maintain security.
We assume that upon choosing a channel, an SU keeps contending and accessing this channel until the end of the current cycle.
The SU selects a channel for data transmission from the channel set (mathcal {M}^{o}) if the (mathcal {M}^{o}) is not empty; otherwise, the SU keeps contend over the previously selected channel.
Have fun and try to keep everyone contended and happy.
Advisers to Mr. Edwards, acknowledging Mr. Kerry's surge, have tried to keep expectations here low, contending that Mr. Edwards does not need to win Virginia or Tennessee to slow the Kerry bandwagon.
Those who wish to keep current must now contend with the constantly replenished form of written chatter known as Weblogs.
The Federation of Parents of Public School Students is lobbying to keep French schoolchildren at home, contending that the new law applies only to workers, not students.
The roster has not been solid enough to contend, or to keep Bryant happy.
Seeking to keep their market, those industries contend that Northpoint's technology will interfere with their services.
The only way to keep the country together, Yazigi contends, is by decentralizing power from Damascus to Syria's fourteen governorates — each already has its own capital — and smaller districts.
