Sentence examples for to keep dealing with from inspiring English sources
Getting all worked up about this money may not, strictly speaking, be rational, but I think that paradoxically, if some of this money is clawed back, it'll increase the chances that we'll be able to keep dealing with the ongoing crisis in a rational way in the future.
In order to keep dealing with periodic functions numerically, we do not compute φ j ( t ) directly by integrating the functions φ j ′ ( t ).
The report says that while it expects cord cutting to increase as mentioned, traditional television distributors shouldn't be too concerned, as plain ol' traditional distribution isn't going anywhere anytime soon; you're just going to have to keep dealing with Comcast and the like.
Also, we do not want to have to keep dealing with this issue, the small but potentially vocal worldwide minority could use this to spread enduring conspiracy theories.
This may seem impossible but it can be a very useful way for you to regain control, especially where you have no choice but to keep dealing with this person daily.
If you work from home, resettling back in the routine can be harder because there is nobody else to set your routine to, and you can be tempted to keep dealing with post-vacation cleaning and reminiscing.
Look at each piece of paper, and make a decision-need to keep, dealt with, or throw away.
There's also that legacy of poorly-built post-war housing to keep on dealing with.
But the other part is that dancing is a thing done by blacks and whites to keep from dealing with the reality of America.
If you're wondering why Walsh doesn't just pay the whole pension problem off with the contents of his war chest, British Airways says it needs to be kept "to deal with a difficult situation," such as the financial bruising the airline received after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
It comes a month after BT expanded its TV offering with a "buy to keep" boxset deal with AMC's US rival HBO that includes titles such as Game of Thrones.
