Sentence examples for cope though from inspiring English sources
And on Friday, the European Union made an initial pledge to pay $3.5 billion annually for three years to help poor countries cope — though economists project the total cost to be $100 billion or more.
Swim at least 40 lengths two or three times a week at your local pool and you should cope, though group lessons will help if you are genuinely concerned.
The only other serious opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, led by Cape Town's forceful mayor, Helen Zille, may again get the 12% or so of the votes it polled in the last general election in 2004, but it is still handicapped by its predominantly white middle-class image; COPE, though also widely seen as too middle-class, is drawing support from across the racial divide.
Bloomberg TV is coping though) 2.01pm BST Draghi explains the logic behind the OMT plan Another tough question for Draghi from Bloomberg's Jeffrey Black* -- if a country signs up for OMT and then fails to meet the requirements, will the ECB really withdraw its support (and how does it do THAT without violating its independence).
The island is big enough to cope with this, though, especially in the off season, and still contains some gems.
I soon learned to cope with it though and in no time at all turned into a professional music journalist ie, a cocky piece of shit with a million fake friends.
I imagine that in practice that would be very hard to cope with, though.
The force "had enough to cope with", though senior officers could not resist muttering "I told you so" in private.
Medications and therapy have helped her cope with, though not overcome, the depression, sleeplessness and anxiety caused by post-traumatic stress disorder.
Cutting yourself is one way to cope, even though it's a temporary relief, but your low mood frightens you and the dark thoughts increase.
