Sentence examples for cope quickly from inspiring English sources

The inability of companies like Microsoft and Dell to cope quickly enough with this change led to their current problems.

Their plight is a result of the scramble to cope quickly with the immigration consequences of the quake's destruction and death toll.

Revenue and Customs admits that the main reason why the system runs into problems is because it cannot cope quickly with changes in people's circumstances.

But the repair system obviously fails to cope quickly enough with major damage, such as the loss of tissue in heart attacks.

He was able to cope quickly with the material that was totally new to him.

And the fish coped quickly when the researchers made the task harder by changing the target object so that only the horizontal or vertical orientation matched the first object.

The Irish sides' struggles last season did indeed suggest that the new format would work against them, but this weekend suggests they have learned to cope pretty quickly, perhaps boosted and improved by the higher standard of rugby in the Pro12.

OpenSDE offers intuitive design and the flexibility to cope with quickly changing and evolving datasets, whereas Entity Export provides an adequate tool to produce data in a conventional format.

Competitors with late start numbers — including Hirscher — had to ski into shade on the upper part of the course and had to cope with a quickly deteriorating Face de Bellevarde course.

Competitors with late start numbers, including Hirscher, had to ski into shade on the upper part of the course on the second run and cope with a quickly deteriorating course.

He may well have a point but if so, England had better learn to cope with it pretty quickly.