Sentence examples for cope with disasters from inspiring English sources

And "until quite recently I think I've managed to cope with disasters, etc. fairly well".

The University of Michigan Health System's "Helping Your Children Cope with Disasters and Traumatic Events" includes helpful ways to find the positives and take action.

Now that most have found emergency locations, they are seeking longer-term answers on how to cope with disasters, which by their nature are unpredictable.

The developing world is the hardest hit: extremes of climate tend to be more intense at low latitudes and poorer countries are less able to cope with disasters.

For people like this with fewer social connections, experts say, psychological first aid — which helps people learn how to cope with disasters and meet basic needs — is crucial.

It was a kind thought, but ever since the Chinese authorities abandoned Marxism for a combination of autocracy and market economics, they have been able to cope with disasters well enough on their own.

This paper investigates the role of network topology, and the topology's characteristics, in a transportation system's ability to cope with disaster.

He answered that longevity and close proximity to nature had also bred a keen ability to cope with disaster — the shrine had managed to survive precisely because it had learned to adapt — but that the scales were tipping.

Nine days after the storm 79,000 ConEd customers were still without power.Sandy is the latest catastrophic event to test the readiness of the world's leading firms to cope with disaster.

In the worst-hit countries long-suffering citizens turned to fascism in the false hope of relief.The world today is better placed to cope with disaster than it was in the 1930s.

Perhaps by humanising the monsters we're starting to come to terms with the darkness in our cultures, and exploring new ways to conceive of and cope with disaster.