"suck with" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You could use "struggle with" or "deal with" instead. Example sentence: I've been struggling with this math problem for the past hour.
Starcraft works really well as a mouse-and-keyboard game but would suck with a joypad.
But they request features that make your product suck, with depressing regularity.
In fact, he basically thinks we suck, with the exception of his "great friend" James Cook at Business Insider.
Heck, based on this +5 Turkleneck of CEO Charisma Correlation Effect, you'd expect Windows 7 to suck with the figurehead Bill Gates out of the picture.
The Everex gPC line — which our intrepid editor John Biggs called "the suck" with "a half-baked 'Google' OS" — will no longer be available for in-store purchase.
But the newborn has no idea that this will be a consequence of its sucking, and does not suck with the end in view of obtaining food (HNC 65 69).
The healthy full-term newborn infant has a very stable rhythm of alternating bursts of sucking with pauses in between.
As Dr. Gingrass thrusts and sucks with her U.A.L. wand, she holds in her hands the instrument of the coming fleshly democracy!
The notes of the diatonic (seven-note) scale are obtained by alternately blowing and sucking, with the reeds positioned to sound by alternate directions of wind flow.
Then, as if the Korean's body was toothpaste, it was slowly, foot by foot, sucked with a terrible whistling noise through the aperture.
Death to him!' spitting in my face the blood they had sucked with cunning from my veins!" Whenever any of his malefactors comes to a bad end, he reports this with satisfaction.
