Sentence examples for cope comfortably from inspiring English sources

"If we see an avalanche of new bad debts into the system," Mr. Fiorillo said, "the banks do not appear to have enough resources to cope comfortably with the problem".

The Ajax build-up has been ponderous so far, allowing Celtic to pack men behind the ball and cope comfortably.

On November 21st Sir Ken Macdonald, the head of public prosecutions, told MPs that prosecutors were coping "comfortably" with the current limit.

There was a brief flurry of enthusiasm from the home crowd as six minutes of time was added on for the Perrinelle injury, but New York were generally coping comfortably with the aerial barrage that followed and saw the game out for a vital win on the road — the first by any team in these 2015 playoffs.

He has coped comfortably with the inevitable comparison with Maradona that intensified following his goal against Getafe in 2007 yet one of the big worries for the year ahead is that he may not be able to step outside of El Diego's shadow in a different sense – if the Argentina manager does not rectify his bizarre mishandling of the talents at his disposal, next year's World Cup will suffer.

Chelsea were coping comfortably as Liverpool left Suarez too isolated.

West Brom coped comfortably with our threat, which was minimal.

Liverpool coped comfortably without their skipper, in the short term at least, as they began to dominate against an increasingly ragged Hammers side.

The Championship visitors will feel they deserved better after coping comfortably with Swansea's attacks for the majority of the game.

However, Motherwell coped comfortably with the best efforts of the home side and secured what could prove to be a crucial victory over their rivals.

Hibs were in a hurry to get the ball forward but the visiting defence coped comfortably with the early series of long balls aimed at their penalty box.