Sentence examples similar to coping well with things from inspiring English sources
There have been smartphone augmented reality apps available for Android and iOS for years, but none of them work all that well or look that good: virtual images tend to float awkwardly in space, rather than fitting in with real-world surroundings, and the software doesn't cope well with things like changing lighting conditions.
By day four I am in the swing of walking and Suleiman is coping well with his first-ever tourist, learning to point out things of interest.
To uproot oneself is fraught with risk; roots are delicate things, and not everyone copes well with an abrupt change in the fundamental conditions of their existence.
Sleep-deprived people tend to be irritable, impatient, moody, unable to cope well with stress and too tired to do the things they enjoy.
Then again, my father did not cope well with the commercial side of the art world, marketing himself and things like that.
Seemingly insignificant things set them off because they are not equipped to cope well with life's disappointments.
Not everyone has coped well with it.
Do journalists cope well with stress?
And it copes well with low artificial light at night.
Baggio's slightly injured thigh coped well with the strain.
