Sentence examples for cope with many from inspiring English sources

"I have had to cope with many personal issues because of my father's death," she wrote.

The reality, however, is that it can barely cope with many of the basics.

Businesses in Belfast's city centre have struggled to cope, with many reporting lost trade, and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) warned some investors may think again.

"They are both genuine folk who never expected to find international super-stardom and have struggled to cope with many of the more difficult aspects of fame".

After all, overstretched Western intelligence agencies, which are tied up with trying to cope with many other threats in the Islamic world, seem to know little more about him than Mr Wright does.

The Irish romantic had to cope with many things on his travels through France and America but driving into the Yaphank Minimum Security Facility in quest of fond memory was not one of them.

Hendy said the transport system had coped with many more people and the city had kept functioning.

Until a couple of weeks ago, teachers were coping with many of the "unpoliceable" teenagers making headlines in the past few days.

But at the heart of Christian teaching about the human being is that all human beings are of absolutely equal and infinite value and the language we use must reflect the value of the human being and not treat immigration as a deep menace that is somehow going to overwhelm a country that has coped with many waves of immigration and has usually done so with enormous success".

4) While coping with many random and correlated variables as in a ten-station system, this approach can still provide an accurate probability curve of total power generation for assessment of mid-term hydro scheduling.  .

Although OCS coped with many of our restrictions, there was a limit where the restrictions became too strict and we failed to realise most of the long-term genetic gain.