Sentence examples for cope easily from inspiring English sources

Object-orientation, however, can cope easily with all of these.

Distributed control and local leg reflexes enable insects to cope easily with terrain that would defeat many legged robots.

After all, what other mid-table side could cope easily with the loss of its best batsman?

The receding horizon optimal control techniques (predictive control) allow to cope easily with inequality constraints on inputs and outputs.

But the overhead for restaurateurs is bad, even if big chains with short menus, the apparent target here, will cope easily enough.

"James was booked early on but I know he and Gareth Barry can cope easily with that kind of situation because of the experience they have," Martínez said.

On that day a power failure blacked out New York for 25 hours, and the city coped easily and peacefully.

As Yvette Cooper's speech highlighted, we've taken similar measures in the past, most recently during the Kosovo crisis, and the country coped easily.

After a few weeks of that we were coping easily with the distance and now thought ourselves ready for this more formidable challenge.

The road east was paved in 2013 as far as Playa Caracas (Red Beach) but my hired hatchback coped easily with the gravel road beyond to half a dozen palm-lined golden coves.

Responding to the figures, councils said that residents had coped easily with binmen visiting every two weeks - while Friends of the Earth likened those demanding weekly visits to climate-change deniers.