Sentence examples for work to contend from inspiring English sources

There may be a BMA hardship fund for those junior doctors worst affected but there is no hardship fund to support the staff left behind with added stress and work to contend with at an already busy time of year.

A new year back at work, a new year of Network Rail engineering works to contend with.

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

He's infused the race with a set of notions that extend to everyone a permission to look past and gloss over our present calamitous circumstances, and to do so with the assurance that they are really working hard to contend with all the 'substance-like substance' that Ryan brings to the race.

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

The contractors building the $148 million, mile-long portion of the project burrowed under Fremont's Central Park are asking the BART board on Thursday to be reimbursed $5 million for the extra work they did to contend with the birds.

However, communities comprised of predominantly low-income and working families have to contend with under-resourced schools and privatization models that undermine the integrity of the community.

We're out every day, working and not having to contend with the congestion of cities and things like that.

Then the question all pregnant women who enjoy their work, regardless of title, have to contend with: what if my replacement is better than me?

Alcoa, one of the world's largest aluminum makers, described plans on Tuesday to close plants and slash its work force in an effort to contend with the continued economic downturn.

"And there are many more characters to contend with, working off their own scripts".