Sentence examples similar to work has contended with from inspiring English sources

He looks at how jazz musicians have contended with the presidential election in their work.

Sworn statements by environmental consultants who formerly worked with him have contended that he ignored scientific evidence that challenged his allegations of widespread contamination and that he engineered the ghostwriting of the critical report to the Ecuadorean court.

News commentators and politicians have contended that Hizbullah worked closely with security agents in southeastern Turkey, where hundreds of suspected Kurdish nationalists have disappeared or been murdered since the civil war intensified there in the early 90's.

So her partisans have contended.

Anybody who tried to get in while we were working had to contend with them.

But the network has had to contend with some erosion.

And it has had to contend with setbacks this year.

Before Grace finds work, she has to contend with a complicated past that includes time in prison; most employers aren't interested in "complicated".

That is not something I've had to contend with.  .

AMERICAN missionaries working in Latin America have always had to contend with obstacles, starting with distrustful local churches and governments.

It's emblematic of what working parents have to contend with and why it matters to have companies that support them.