contend with
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According to Y&R spoilers, Sharon will soon have a mound of paperwork and medical records to contend with.
All of the colonies sent delegates except the newest and most southerly one, the Province of Georgia – which needed the British Army 's protection in order to contend with attacks from several Native American tribes.
Although its size had increased substantially since the landing, Henry's army was not yet large enough to contend with the numbers Richard could muster.
Apart from the daily loss of productive man-hour in traffic, the commuters also have armed gangs to contend with, as they (bandits) take advantage of the situation to rob motorists, especially under the Mile 2 flyover.
AMC will also have to contend with Cineworld's Regal Cinemas opening on July 10, just a few days before AMC.
And, in Denver, pot shops tended to be located in poor and minority communities that also had to contend with the odor.