Sentence examples for easily cope from inspiring English sources

Realpolitik does not easily cope with the irrational.

In theory, banks can easily cope with most Volcker Rule changes.

Equipped with modern tires, they can easily cope with today's traffic.

Elsewhere, mirrored "infinity rooms" take these points of colour into more dimensions than the eye can easily cope with.

Official estimates put the banks' combined subprime losses for this financial year at ¥600 billion ($5.5 billion), which they can easily cope with.

For humans, then, the status-assessment mechanism is going wrong.Presumably what is happening is that a mechanism which evolved to assess biology cannot easily cope with artefacts.

We had computers and phones which easily coped with different people logging in each day.

Khan claimed from the off that his freeze would deprive TfL of £450m over four years it might have otherwise expected and that this could be easily coped with.

Ghana failed to muster a single effort at goal in the opening period as the Algerian defence, well marshalled by returning captain Madjid Bougherra, easily coped with a succession of hopeful punts forward.

We adopt the multi-phase vector level set (LS) model which easily copes with various numbers of phases, efficiently satisfies multiple constraints and intrinsically avoids overlap or vacuum among different phases.

This method easily copes with the nonlinear constraints such as Generation Rate Constraint (GRC) and it can be directly used on a nonlinear model of a multi-machine power system.