Sentence examples for us to contend from inspiring English sources

I expect us to contend for the Cup.

"It's no secret that I expect us to contend," Johnson said.

As I've said, for us to contend, you have to have those guys at the top of the rotation".

"Creating an environment that allows us to contend with Google, Apple and Microsoft – that is the key to success," Guangnan said.

Addressing the rising economic gap between rich and poor in society, it seems, will require us to contend not only with economic and political issues, but also with biases of our psychology.

As the ocean waters continue to warm, the frequency of the most powerful classes making landfall has increased, forcing us to contend with our vulnerability to their destructive effects.

Meanwhile, most of us have to contend with a complex set of genes that may or may not predispose us to ailments, ranging in seriousness from superficial skin cancer to premature heart disease.

The slivers of land that most of us have to contend with in cities are not so dissimilar.

Every single one of us has to contend with some kind of stereotype, whether based on race, age, culture, accent, region or religious affiliation.

As long as we are debating this issue of necessity for a health-of-the-mother exception on the basis of Casey, it is really quite impossible for us dissenters to contend that the majority is wrong on the law any more than it could be said that one is wrong in law to support or oppose the death penalty, or to support or oppose mandatory minimum sentences.

"We think this will give us clout to contend with the GI and SA guys,".