Sentence examples for we contend with from inspiring English sources

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"It describes how we contend with what has most meaning for us.

And how do we contend with this, and guarantee against individuals on the "wrong side" of conflict becoming internationally ostracised?

This is the kind of feedback loop we contend with when it comes to our privacy disclosures.

The enemies we contend with are opposed to these liberties and would abridge, if not eliminate, them if they acquired the power to do so.

But "this opens a whole new strategy for treating or preventing one of the most serious hospital infections we contend with," says Julie Gerberding, an infectious-disease specialist at the University of California, San Francisco.

It was on this drive that we contended with the hair-raising passing techniques of Russian drivers, even as we began to savor the magic of the Russian countryside.

"We'll contend with what we have right now unless we find ways to improve it".

We will meet them, we will match them, we will contend with them.

He warned terrorists that "we will meet them, we will match them, we will contend with them".

It's a falsehood that we have contend with everyday, whether we are staring down the barrel of a police officer's gun or our life is being boiled down to a handful of misbegotten transgressions in a New York Post column.