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contend with a problem

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contend with a problem
to put up with a difficulty; to struggle with the problems caused by someone or something. I cannot contend with your temper anymore. I wish we did not have to contend with this changeable weather.
See also: contend, problem


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Pressley then had to contend with a problem of a different kind when Adam Hammill flicked the ball over Neil Lennon's head before making a beeline for goal.
The defender had to contend with a problem of a different nature when Adam Hammill flicked the ball over Neil Lennon's head before making a beeline for goal.
 
 
 
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