Sentence examples for cannot cope on from inspiring English sources

This will be my second Christmas with Diana, an elderly lady who cannot cope on her own anymore.

Italy cannot cope on its own.

Tanggaard (2005) describes the help provided by experts as a kind of frustration control that helps when the apprentices cannot cope on their own.

We know Pakistan cannot cope on its own.

Yet, with serious constraints on funding and a growing list of demands from multiple refugee groups, international agencies such as UNRWA and UNHCR cannot cope anymore on their own.

London Assembly Green Party member Darren Johnson said: "Our transport system cannot cope with year-on-year cuts in investment, especially not when we are seeing higher and higher fares.

And Story, in a remarkably contained way, embodies the tragedy of Ray, an ordinary man caught in an eddy of despair, who, looking for someone to blame for a loss he cannot cope with, turns on the one person who stuck by him.

They do important jobs, they make useful things, they have interesting things to say, they have people relying on them and they cannot cope with all that on an empty stomach.

Coping with clear threats to wellbeing (food, water or flooding) is straightforward to conceptualise: areas that cannot cope experience direct impacts on human health.

Universities (more common) and schools (less common) that select without interview risk taking on students who cannot cope with the level of their coursework without significant extra help.

I have a birthday party to hold in it on Saturday and I cannot cope with being made to wait when catering and setting up depends on early readiness.