Sentence examples similar to Cope with any transformations from inspiring English sources

As he and his family begin to build a new life in the United States, Mr. Daniloff is struggling to cope with that transformation.

But if the utility is able to cope with the transformation successfully and if mismanagement is avoided, the interviewee believes that utilities will be able to cope with the ensuing costs, i.e. the costs are not expected to be so excessive that a sustainable electricity system will be prevented.

The first steps, first day of school, first date — these are the milestones by which we measure the progress of our children's lives and test our ability to cope with unending transformation.

Stephen admits he couldn't cope with any of that.

Your child's ability to cope with any part of a medical visit.

I don't think my tiny mind would have been able to cope with any more.

Our capital, just like our country, they say, can't cope with any more people.

Will cope with any festive meat, from game bird to turkey to beef.

The deterministic autoregressive moving average (DARMA) model with auxiliary input is introduced to cope with any disturbances of the system.

This process cannot, however, cope with any rotational movement of the camera (Fig. 4 b, c).

Neighbouring parish councils have said the local roads cannot cope with any increase.