Sentence examples for cope sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Wright admitted his side had failed to cope sufficiently win an in-form Dundee side, who have not lost in 10 games stretching into last season.

As a result, development of soybean elite cultivars, which can sufficiently cope with water scarcity, has been an important task for soybean research community in Vietnam [ 14].

Kaymer altered his swing amid frustration that he could not move the ball from right to left sufficiently to cope with Augusta.

The alternative version is that Johann Lamont wasn't up to the job - that she failed to counter the SNP, that she failed to modernise the party sufficiently to cope with a new Scotland where people are no longer prepared to back Labour as a duty, that she failed to attract new talent who might freshen up the party's portrait for the electorate in 2016, when Holyrood goes to the polls.

And I've been getting the feeling that the reason I'm not falling totally apart is simply that I've learned to deaden myself sufficiently to cope, or at least give the appearance of coping.

Third, new countries must not be let into the euro, as Greece was, before they are sufficiently flexible to cope.

Focus in the later stages of a race can sometimes come at the cost of keenness in the early part when a horse is fitted with cheekpieces, but Henderson is satisfied that Long Run is now sufficiently mature to cope.

However, it has perhaps not yet anticipated that any form of measurement is only meaningful if our computing tools have been sufficiently developed to cope with this evolution.

Moreover, the existing name resolution solutions proposed for MANETs are either not sufficiently robust to cope efficiently with the dynamic nature of MANETs or are resource greedy.

It is my conviction that the democratic institutions are sufficiently robust to cope successfully with such a discussion.

All in all, our findings suggest that the different ability to cope with stress did not sufficiently explain single mothers' higher smoking rates.