Sentence examples for we must contend with from inspiring English sources

I grant that there may be some unsavory connotations -- we must contend with Miss Lonelyhearts -- but let us not forget Miss Moneypenny and the lavender-clad Miss Piggy.

In the meantime, we must contend with far more pedestrian digital legacies, such as what happens to our Facebook profiles after we die.

A reality of aging societies is that we must contend with an increasing rate of colonoscopies, angioplasties and even nastier procedures.

As Americans all over the political spectrum struggle to build a more just, inclusive society, we must contend with a troubling reality.

For EMI's latest reissues of the 1954 Puccini and 1958 Verdi recitals in the "Great Artists" and "Legend" series respectively (EMI has endless "series"), we must contend with EMI's confusing 1980s practice of filling out original LP contents with chronologically unrelated material.

Of course, we read through the lenses of our own experience, but we must contend with the text.

Ambiguity frightens arrogant people because it suggests imperfection, change, and lack of certainty (realities we all must contend with as best we can).

Obviously then, luck is a factor with which we must contend.

The reality with which we must contend is that justice in America is reserved for those who can afford to buy their way out of jail.

Panelists using video must contend with difficulties we've all encountered: Poor lighting and bad camera angles are the bane of videoconferencing, Hantula says.

Any campaign, however visionary, must contend with the past, if only to explain how we got here.