Sentence examples for happy dealing from inspiring English sources

Others who teed off in the morning were not as happy, dealing with a wet course that presents a serious challenge even in perfect conditions.

The Meehan brother who, as Janine said, "would never have become a police officer -- he was just too easygoing," did not have the appetite for daily combat in the exchange but was happy dealing with clients socially.

But for the vast majority of working mothers, most victories may feel small when measured against the ongoing juggling act: keeping increasingly demanding employers happy, dealing with subtle and not-so-subtle conflicts with colleagues and stay-at home mothers who judge their decisions, and all the while trying to raise happy and healthy offspring.

Ms. Hudgins sent a reporter an e-mail listing several of her goals: creating "an entry way that makes me happy"; dealing "with all the coats/gloves/umbrellas/outerwear that are new to me having come from Southern California"; not having to put any of her art in storage, "since I am on such a budget"; and finding a way to "enjoy my collected life, without it making me crazy".

They are just as happy dealing with the currency of experience and emotions as they are analysing trends.

Other existing channels that you might want to consider are "direct-to-consumer" Internet- or mail-based drug stores, who may be happy dealing with you directly, and the doctors, who can, in certain cases, be the way drugs get to the customer.

These transaction costs can make such happy deals difficult, though certainly not impossible.

"I would go into work really happy, smiley, dealing with patients.

The toughest part of High Performance Happy is dealing with the exit of a high performance employee.

Well it's a relative term and there are plenty who'd be happy enough dealing with McIlroy's current circumstances.

Happy not dealing with bureaucracies?