Sentence examples similar to cope for that from inspiring English sources

Today it released a Green Paper to lay the groundwork for how it might cope with that.

Thymine in the genetic code might cope for this as it was shown that thymine protected DNA and improved the efficiency of DNA replication [ 22].

Beyond her outrage over the law itself, Price -- who lives in Covina -- wondered: "How I was to know that I wasn't allowed to post [the sign] in the city of Santa Ana?" Price had run afoul of a law that many cities have adopted to cope with problems that "For Sale" signs can cause by cluttering up neighborhoods and distracting drivers.

"Players have not been able to cope with that for the last two, but we've scrambled four points from our last two home games and it could have been worse".

Senator Warner said on Thursday that the Europeans should provide 2,000 more policemen for Kosovo to cope with violence that ranges from revenge killings to rampant smuggling.

He said they were coping for now, but that he was concerned they would not manage if the average prison population of 184 grew.

"I guarantee you it's going to be painful for them to cope with that," he said.

Stress is related to a host of mental and physical problems, and finding ways to cope with that stress is important for leading a healthy life.

Its accumulation profile is quite similar to that of the annexin, which suggests fruit has active systems for coping with stress that run parallel to the action of CAT (N228 and N229).

She has her strategies for coping with trains that are already mobbed when they pull into whatever station she is at.

This special issue describes several approach to leverage the management of changes by means of suitable models, techniques, and tools for coping with changes that accompany the natural evolution of software.