Sentence examples for without having to contend from inspiring English sources

"You can operate on a different level, without having to contend with that dynamic all the time".

Nor can he handle questions about the McAlpine error without having to contend with questions and comparisons with Savile.

Getting negative feedback is hard enough without having to contend with doubts about whether this feedback is useful, or worthless because it's prejudiced.

They've turned their back on the United Nations to negotiate in private, without having to contend with journalists or public interest groups.

The very act of repeating last year's routines, surrounded by "juniors", is humiliation enough without having to contend with the thinly disguised disdain of a defensive teacher - which students may well reciprocate.

The story has gone viral because it offers a strange alchemy of arrogant privilege, an animal's being lured out of safety and slaughtered, and something onto which we can project outrage without having to contend with the messiness of humanity.

And Hammam says Cardiff will face plenty of challenges in English football's top-flight next season without Tan having to contend with a section of supporters unhappy with rebranding of the club.

It was important to us that he was Asian, as we figured Lia would have enough to contend with without having to deal with issues about her nationality, too.

"People living with HIV already have to contend with enough stigma and misinformation around the virus, without having to deal with bare-faced lies".

Under-21 manager Gareth Southgate will have to contend without his top scorer Kane, who has netted eight times in 10 appearances, for the matches against Czech Republic and Germany.

This is an issue every media company has to contend with – without advertisers, you can't pay your staff, but bow too low to the whims of your sponsors and you'll start to lose both readers and anything resembling editorial integrity.