Sentence examples for can cope in from inspiring English sources

To study languages, you need show you are motivated, communicative, and can cope in difficult situations.

"But there's something in my personality that likes a challenge and can cope in tough circumstances.

"And if he can cope in the scrum, which he's managing to, his ability is as good as anybody's".

Increasingly, there is a collective belief that tight games breed resilience and that England can cope in adversity.

Gillian Zettle, the deputy principal of Sybil Elgar, says not all autistic pupils can cope in normal state schools.

Yes, he and Tom can cope in the summer, when badger life is a form of extreme camping, but returning in midwinter is a different matter.

I find I can cope better in the afternoon after 30 mins of sleep.

Moreover, it was found that the method can cope successfully in marginal operating conditions with situations of bad satellite geometry and satellite signals affected by interference due to tree canopy.

As a professor my husband has a job as busy as mine and that we can cope is in part due to our fantastic parents.

It is impossible to prevent many emergencies and natural disasters from happening, but by becoming better connected, there are promising signs that we can cope better in a crisis and lessen their human toll.

The airport's chief executive, Stewart Wingate, said: "I am proposing that for the key winter months of December, January and February, Heathrow declares a level of capacity it can cope with in winter conditions.