Phrasal Verb - Dealing with

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Definition

The phrasal verb 'dealing with' is used to mean handling or managing something or someone in a particular situation, often requiring care, skill, or strategy. It can also imply resolving issues, difficulties, or problems. This phrasal verb often involves active participation, decision-making, or taking action to influence the outcome.

Examples

No.	Example
1	I'm having trouble with my economics project, and I'm dealing with it by seeking help from my teacher.
2	She's dealing with the aftermath of the natural disaster by coordinating relief efforts.
3	He's been dealing with the hostile crowd patiently, trying to maintain peace during the protest.
4	The new policy is designed to help farmers deal with climate change by providing financial support.
5	The company is dealing with the lawsuit by hiring a team of lawyers to represent them.
6	The social worker is dealing with the troubled youth by providing counseling and support.
7	We're dealing with the budget constraints by cutting unnecessary expenses and finding alternative solutions.
8	The manager is dealing with the conflict between coworkers by meeting with both parties separately.
9	The doctor is dealing with the critically ill patient by administering medication and performing surgery.
10	The fire department is dealing with the emergency by sending a team of firefighters to the scene.