Sentence examples for be needed to cope from inspiring English sources

But perhaps bigger ideas – stronger, more urgent proposals – will be needed to cope with graver economic concerns and to combat the G.O.P. advantage on "fear" as fall approaches.

They contended that the plan was politically motivated and was using up too much of a surplus that might be needed to cope with future state budget problems.

Spelman warned this week that drought could be "the new norm" for the UK, and that widespread changes in behaviour would be needed to cope.

Explain what types of adjustments will be needed to cope with the weather and how it will be different from the weather in your current locale.

Agility will also be needed to cope with less predictable emerging markets, where companies expect an ever larger share of their growth to come from.IBM will be one of them, for sureBut the ability to operate at scale will also be vital in emerging markets.

On April 5th Paul Ryan, the young chairman of the House Budget Committee, laid out a brave counter-proposal for next year's budget and beyond (see article)—brave both in identifying the scope of the problem and in proposing the kind of deeply unpopular medicine that will be needed to cope with it.

The introduction of the social factor as an element that configures the state of well-being, together with the physical and mental factors, means that psychosocial care is needed to cope with a health problem like Chiari syndrome and syringomyelia.

£100m was needed to cope with new child protection orders.

And a new language of form, sensitivity, emotions is needed to cope with our self-consciousness and identities".

(Last week, Croydon became the first London hospital to declare a 'major internal incident', where special measures are needed to cope).

Three pumps are needed to cope with the volume of sewage at the works and the company was legally required to have at least one backup pump available.