Sentence examples for cope fairly from inspiring English sources

Or are they the result of a European inability to cope fairly with immigrant minorities?

Scotland continued to cope fairly comfortably as Croatia probed for an equaliser, with a counter-attacking game suiting the home side.

Finally, "Z" continues to cope fairly well with life events, with an adaptability parameter set at 0.80.

Yet so far, European firms seem to be coping fairly well with a stronger currency, thanks in part to recent efforts to cut costs.

It's hard to keep that up for 95 minutes but I thought that in the second half we coped fairly well with them.

He thought that he coped fairly well during slippages: "For one thing, I found this store where you can get twenty cups of noodles, the supposably shrimpy kind, for four dollars and forty cents".

Vertical programmes like HIV, TB, and immunization programs fared better and 16 (55.2%) of the facilities coped fairly in running them.

You can use Google translation tool, which copes fairly well even with phrases like "Unladen rear axle load".

Sergeants earn £36,021, five grand more than secondary school teachers, who study for a degree and - judging by a typical classroom - have to cope with fairly similar levels of lawlessness.

According to the results we presented for the case of a silicon dislocation, the adaptiveness of the periodic block matching copes fairly well with localized irregularities in the crystal structure.

And if, like most folks, you're struggling to pay for your car's brake job or your kid's braces, you can't afford to (and shouldn't) divert much of your current income to cope with the fairly remote possibility that you may die prematurely.