Sentence examples for problem coping with from inspiring English sources

"I don't think that I have had a problem coping with the demands of the game, but I was a little bit scared when the Christmas period was coming as I was used to a break.

Beyond this, France has a deeper problem, coping with a growing number of violent jihadists who will see this week as only the beginning.

Conversely, TwitGoo is built on the same infrastructure that powers PhotoBucket and its sister site TinyPic, which means that it should have no problem coping with a massive influx of new users.

"We think that Europe has big problem coping with the euro as a common currency, since there are member countries of the eurozone which have big competitiveness problems, and which actually need a devaluation and can't have it," he said, citing Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal and France as examples.

Even wide awake and energetic youth might have a problem coping with this pace, this energy, and the demands it makes.

A lower-level optimization problem copes with supply chain decisions in accordance with the upper-level decisions of product variant configuration.

Valerie has her own problems, coping with her alcoholism and being in love with her ex.

Travel, cajoling governments to arrest suspects, staffing problems, coping with the United Nations bureaucracy -- all this consumes her.

Williams, the cruiserweight Formula One team who consistently mix it with the heavyweights, reckon they have solved their problems coping with wet conditions and slow-speed corners.

If people are having problems coping with interest rates now, then there is a bigger systemic issue at play," Hockey said.

As if they didn't have enough problems coping with an inflation that they feel should be stenciled "Made in U.S.A.," European central bankers apparently are on the verge of having to cope with a new American export —revolution.