Sentence examples for cope with effects from inspiring English sources

A key sticking point in the talks is who should shoulder more economic responsibility for reducing emissions and helping countries cope with effects of global warming already under way.

Poverty and inequality, which we have been working to improve for decades, will only get worse with climate change because disadvantaged groups do not have the resources to cope with effects such as extreme flooding or droughts that may displace them or change their way of life.

The main reason stated was that they felt they unprepared to continue working because of pre-occupation with how to cope with effects of leakage.

After Aceh floods, relief efforts help families cope with effects of 'tsunami from the river' TAMIANG DISTRICT, Indonesia, 12 January 2007 – After the Tamiang River burst its banks late last month, Rachwaty and her four children spent three days and nights on the roof of a mosque while their village was submerged in floodwaters up to three metres high.

Waiting lists could be the first indication that the NHS is not coping with effects of this inexorable rise in demand".

Urban designers, architects and planners have been working for years on more proactive alternatives to coping with effects of climate change for New York and other coastal cities.

In the meantime, devising strategies and interventions to help patients effectively cope with side effects might be ultimately beneficial in lowering body iron burden.

Secondary analyses revealed that intervention participants were more likely to seek information about side effects and social support in efforts to cope with side effects.

Exercise, deeper breathing and meditation are all effective in helping us cope with the effects of stress.

Of course, you need even more power to cope with better effects and mods.

We had to cope with the effects of the Israeli victory of 1967.