Sentence examples for cope at a time from inspiring English sources

For many, this has a significant impact on their ability to cope at a time that may be the most traumatic of their lives.

At its peak heroin was being used by almost half a million people, typically working-class men aged 18-25 stouggling to cope at a time of mass youth unemployment.

That adds one more thing to cope with at a time when people are experiencing the trauma of getting fired.

There are ways to cope at the time they die.

How would the victims' parents cope at this time of the year?

The 25-year-old admits he was drinking and taking Xanax to cope, at the time of their first interview.

And armed with my 2006 copy of the Princeton Review's Best 361 Colleges I can start eliminating teams that lack the smarts to cope at crunch time.

Indeed, there is much evidence that those who do not grieve end up experiencing breakdowns and the inability to cope at unexpected times.

Of all children placed in formal care in the last five years (from 2006 to 2011), around 33% were children with disabilities, pointing to the lack of mechanisms and programs to ensure adequate and timely support for families to help them cope at times of crisis and prevent unnecessary family separation.

Those two in particular were behind a glittering first-half display, with Southampton simply unable to cope at times with the movement and passing in the final third.

Their critics say they should invest more in storage and backup technologies, so they can cope at times when solar plants are not producing enough power to meet demand.