Sentence examples for trials to contend from inspiring English sources

Apart from languishing in cherry's shadow, it's had other trials to contend with, most recently plum pox.

Should La Barbie consider going to trial, he'll have to contend with the witnesses lined up to testify against him, including co-conspirators who've already pleaded guilty, and one of his top customers, Craig Petties, a.k.a.a

Yet it plans to contend at trial that it should not be held solely responsible and that liability should be shared with contractors including Transocean, the rig owner and operator, and Halliburton, the company that cemented the well.

After Saturday's team time trial, they have a typical Vuelta to contend with.

If they are not feeling strong enough to contend at the Olympic trials, they may resort to a support role.

His lawyers continued to contend on Wednesday that he is not competent to stand trial.

There were greater things to contend with.

"You have to contend with it.

Then, there were fiefdoms to contend with.

Ferguson had other problems to contend with.

They had another tournament to contend for.