Sentence examples for cope with mounting from inspiring English sources

Tony Abbott has promised more federal help for Victoria's economy as it struggles to cope with mounting job losses.

In Spain, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is trying to cope with mounting debt problems and a recession-racked economy.

As population densities increase, growing numbers of WtE plants will be needed to cope with mounting volumes of waste, particularly in urban areas.

Analysts expect dozens of small banks, savings and loans and credit unions to fail as they cope with mounting losses related to the credit crisis.

Since then, Freddie has tapped nearly $51 billion in government aid to cope with mounting loan defaults, while Fannie has taken about $34 billion.

Meanwhile, the government in Athens, led by Prime Minister Lucas D. Papademos, has had to cope with mounting opposition to austerity measures.

Eric Schiffer, 47, the chief executive of 99 Cents Only Stores, spoke recently about his company, which sells more than a billion dollars of goods a year, and how it is coping with mounting expenses.

The records of tens of thousands of patients were lost for four days as staff were forced to use manual systems to cope with a mounting backlog.

The other state administrations generally were weak and failed to cope with their mounting problems, including the steady immigration of Chinese.

Its attempts to establish an effective administration and to cope with the mounting economic and social problems were stymied, however, by the increasingly chaotic domestic situation and a hostile foreign environment.

Such universal messages help him to cope with the mounting troubles he sees whenever he returns home, and sees President Bashar al-Assad's government losing control to Islamic State.