Sentence examples for be expected to cope from inspiring English sources

How could Hollywood, home of the safe bet and the sure thing, be expected to cope?

Even the most meticulously prepared cook cannot be expected to cope with all kitchen disasters.

One excerpt from his blog post: The IOC makes demands which no city can reasonably be expected to cope with.

However, in this game all the East players were novices, and could not be expected to cope with the signal-count-hold-up situation.

If the professional staff does not have the competence to decide such technical issues, then a group of nine lay citizens cannot be expected to cope intelligently with it.

One of the questions the play poses, as Emma confronts her family and the routine rejections of her profession, is how the recovered addict can be expected to cope with the outside world.

So goodbye to the kind of convoluted language people had been expected to cope with.

However, since the event is known about in advance, electricity grids are expected to cope well and no power blackouts are expected.

The spectre of budget cuts here is plain – it is these areas which are expected to cope with a big reduction in their workforce over the next five years.

According to Livingstone, the 850 households tested did not even include many of the most vulnerable tenants, who are expected to cope least well with the change.

Wild says: "Autism in girls is massively under-diagnosed and as a result many are expected to cope in mainstream school.