Sentence examples for To coping from inspiring English sources
verb
To deal effectively with something difficult.
- I thought I would never be able to cope with life after the amputation, but I have learned how to be happy again.
Konta is growing used to coping with pressure.
This is a city accustomed to coping with crisis.
"Discipline is the key to coping with stress.
His subjects range from alienation at school to coping with chronic illness.
September was almost wholly devoted to coping with the crush of unexpected students.
A psychic's guide to coping with the world and the future.
Two job hunters, two approaches to coping with the toughest job market in over a decade.
Adequate preparation and realistic expectations are key to coping with inevitable challenges in placements.
"We are used to coping with dislike for the unlike that is directed against us.
Some Asian brands of Islam seem better suited to coping with the modern world.
The major key to coping with change is to begin by accepting the reality of change and its inevitability.
