Sentence examples for changes to cope from inspiring English sources

Van Beurden said he was committed to make "substantial changes" to cope with the lower cost of crude but has not increased the total number of job losses planned, with 7,500 gone and 2,800 still to come.

When the civil servants said to me that this report is suggesting that we are going to need to make some important changes to cope with those risks and what do you want us to do, I said I want you to do exactly what the ICAI has said.

"The financial context we have, let's be plain, is going to mean we have to make some changes to cope.

Each has their own process, struggles and changes to cope with.

As White explained, the city continued to operate as usual without making any major changes to cope with a massive loss of tax revenue.

The questionnaire measures the extent to which an individual accepts personal responsibility for pain control and is considering making behavioural changes to cope with the pain.

"The aviation business is changing rapidly, and the airport business needs to change to cope," he says.

David Cameron accepts Lansley's argument that the NHS must change to cope with an ageing population and its tightest spending settlement in a generation.

As Chinese health service priorities change to cope with more chronic disease including mental illness in a primary health care setting, the country needs corresponding training strategies for health professionals.

Upon developing a fistula, a woman's life changes suddenly with the onset of symptoms, which requires an immediate lifestyle change to cope with the leakage, such as padding and drinking less, as well as isolating and cleaning herself frequently, among other lifestyle changes.

Many of the changes were to cope with new calculations of earthquake frequency and intensity.