Sentence examples for cope with the difficulty from inspiring English sources
It was "her duty", he wrote, to help her parents cope with the difficulty of running their comfortable home.
To cope with the difficulty raised by swapping lemma for systems with relative degree beyond one, a new variable related to the tracking error is defined.
To cope with the difficulty of switching arrangements, detection and clearing of transformer faults excluding the ground switch for MOABs operation, local area supervisory protection (LASP) system is proposed.
To cope with the difficulty of obtaining the full parametric model of the Stewart platform and that of the complete actuator dynamics, an adaptive fuzzy control method is then adopted.
To cope with the difficulty of on-line quality prediction for multi-grade processes widely operated in process industries, a just-in-time latent variable modeling method is proposed based on extracting the common and special features of multi-grade processes.
Many papers reported caregivers' descriptions of practical strategies and routines they had developed to cope with the difficulty of the treatment regimen.
"Despite all of this, his amazing positive attitude allows him to cope with the difficulties of old age with the greatest of graces," he said.
One in three adults with the condition say they have developed serious mental health problems because they have not received enough support to help them cope with the difficulties autism brings.
Having seen America fail to come up with a plan for balancing taxes and spending in the medium term, the world now has less faith in the country's ability to cope with the difficulties routinely faced by superpowers.
